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Old 01-23-2010, 02:08 AM   #2
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Re: Nintendo Dads

I don't have the sobriety or the concentration to read all those words above, but I'm already turning my son into a gamer. The little sprite is only 15 months old and he LOVES computer games.

If you have young ones, I suggest www.kneebouncers.com. It teaches the kid numbers, shapes, colors, etc., in a fun kid-friendly format. Kids these days are so interested in technology, we'd be doing them a disservice if we kept them from it. Plus, it beats having him beat the hell out of my keyboard for no good reason. At least now, I can chalk it up to "education".

Like father, like son.
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