"Nielsen releases two new studies — on kids and mobile devices and a cross-platform look at millennials — and confirms it's all about the smartphone ..."
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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
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"Children as vulnerable consumers: a first conceptualisation ..." 
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"It’s a no-brainer really; kids love games. Big parts of our childhoods are looked back upon through the lens of some game or another. Playing sports in the backyard, playing ‘It/Tag’ around the house. Computer games, board games, hide and seek, even role-play games had a goal to them – Pirates looking for treasure, Astronauts fighting aliens – whatever..."
Declan Sutton's comment,
September 9, 2013 9:23 AM
My childhood consisted mainly of gaming, every kid is easily entertained by small things, I was at an early age and lived with that for many years, gaming can be a career, lets see how far it can go. MLG - Major League Gaming, not just childs play.
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"Yet more research finds that laundry pods pose an unique risk for small children under five, who might confuse them for candy ..."
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"With the holiday season in full swing and presents piling up under the tree, many parents may be tempted to give children all the toys and gadgets they ask for or use the expectation of gifts to manage children's behavior ..."
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