Children Need Less Help Than Marketers Suggest
Preying on parental anxieties, more products and services suggest that trusting some basic skills to kick in on their own is an iffy — or at least time-wasting — proposition.
“Walking Wings” aren’t wings. The product is a vest that goes around your baby with long straps on the top that you can yank to pull them upright, like a marionette.
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