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| Mister Rogers' Lifelong Impact on Children |
| by Ellisen Wang |
| There’s a saying: Kids are like sponges.
They absorb everything they see and hear, regardless if it’s positive or negative.
And depending on what the information is, that may or may not affect them into adulthood.
For example,
I w...
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