It’s probably time to stop feeding your kids multivitamins. A daily, candy-coated pill or gummy may seem like an easy way to give your child all the nutrients they need for their health, but, more often than not, these supplements are a waste of your money. In extreme cases, they can be downright dangerous. For starters, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the leading authority on children’s health in the United States, does not recommend multivitamins for healthy children.

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Ashley Aufderheide is a rising American actress and television sensation who has starred in a number of big motion pictures and television shows, including The Slap (2015), Going in Style (2017), Emergence (2019), and Four Kids and It (2020). In addition, she is a model who has done campaigns for Saks, Ralph Lauren, GAP, and other companies. Who Is Ashley Aufderheide? Ashley Aufderheide was born on November 21, 2005, and she and her siblings grew up in New York, USA.

Kids love playing with animal toys; there’s a reason that teddy bears have been around for over a century. But toymakers aren’t sticking with mere cotton-stuffed creatures. Armed with new technology, they’re creating animal toys that integrate new forms of interactive play. These new electronic pets, such as Pomsies, Hatchimals, and Fingerlings have sensors, motors, and speakers and respond to different stimuli in a variety of ways. They’ve been huge sellers, and there are now a ton of different options available.