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It’s Easier Than Ever to Log Your Kid’s Data—But Should You? | WIRED

It’s Easier Than Ever to Log Your Kid’s Data—But Should You? | WIRED: “I already have,” I told him, but it was too late. Before I knew it, I was standing on a platform with a pair of headphones guided over my ears. “Your baby is now as big as a plum,” a solemn voice told me, as I rotated the tiny body on an iPad screen. I'd seen this all before, but still—I was transfixed.

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