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Too Much TV, Not Enough Fresh Air

by Donna Bruschi on Mar 31, 2014

Too much TV, not enough fresh air… We get irritated more quickly, our attention spans have shortened and we are all sick of indoor activities, we are continually seeking inspiration no longer found indoors! When Rita was first born she did not watch TV, it seemed obvious to us there was no need for a newborn to be placed in front of the tube. The same went for her whole first year. Then the winter of her second year hit.

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