The late 1990’s brought on a wave of marketing attempts to convince parents that special videos and musical compilations could enhance their child’s intellect. Companies took advantage of famous academics to promote their products with the implied statement that these videos had the capability to make babies and toddlers smarter. The NY Times is reporting today on one such company that is now offering refunds to parents who literally bought the lies. As a parent, I ask myself, how could an...View the entire post by clicking here
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Did You Really Believe That?
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