An innovative form of birth contrl has been introduced into a San Diego high school. It's called Baby-Think-It-Over, a 10-pound life-like doll that the grils can take home for the weekend. Baby is programmed to cry at random about every four hours. The "mother" must "feed" Baby for 20 minutes to make it stop crying. The doll teaches teenage girls that caring gor a baby creates a total change of lifestyle. By the end of the weekend, Baby has proven its point:Having a baby isn't child's play.
April 12, 2006
Baby, Think It Over
An innovative form of birth contrl has been introduced into a San Diego high school. It's called Baby-Think-It-Over, a 10-pound life-like doll that the grils can take home for the weekend. Baby is programmed to cry at random about every four hours. The "mother" must "feed" Baby for 20 minutes to make it stop crying. The doll teaches teenage girls that caring gor a baby creates a total change of lifestyle. By the end of the weekend, Baby has proven its point:Having a baby isn't child's play.
