He tested one of these toys – the speaker of Grem Bear from Curio attempt. According to him, the toy tried to “make friends with him, but the bear cub did not replace the ordinary plush month, but rather the feeling that he was trying to replace the parent.
Hess notes: Although such toys really remove children from the screens, they make up the feeling that a child’s answers to all questions are in Gadget.
As a result, he still allowed his children to play with Grem – but only after removing and keeping the sound module. The children continued to communicate with the toys, invented games, and then they passed calmly to watch the TV.
Source: Ferra
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