Tag: CHILD
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Tinitell: This Connected Bracelet Lets You Always Stay In Touch with your child
Want to stay connected with your child at any time? Yes, it is now possible thanks to Tinitell. This connected bracelet attached to the wrist of your little one, will enable him to call you with just one click. This object also allows you to stay informaed about his location. We present to you this innovation, meant…
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The Pinch: An Amazing Community Library With Double Roof Curved As Slide
Olivier and John have designed The Pinch, a library and a recreation center for the children of Shuanghe village in China. A real place of leisure for those people whose city was devastated by an earthquake. We presents to you this unusual place which is a source of delight of all the young villagers. Ottevaere Olivier and John…
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World’s First Functional Microscope Made Using LEGO Bricks
Carl had this wonderful idea of making the children interested in science. He built a microscope using only LEGO bricks. The result is simply amazing as the gadget works just like a small traditional microscope! Just like a traditional microscope, it has magnifiers, gear systems, focus dials, adjusting rings, and even small LED. With all these…
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LifeStraw Can Save Millions Of Lives By Cleaning Dirty Water
Millions of people worldwide do not have access to safe drinking water. Hence, a Swiss company has invented a revolutionary tool: a filter straw. With it, one can now even drink unsafe water without worrying about catching diseases. We explain to you this wonderful invention. It is to the Swiss company Vestergaard, specializing in the design of…
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20 Photographs Showing The Child Labor Conditions In Early Twentieth Century
Nowadays, the working conditions in the developed countries are very different from that of twentieth century. In addition to that, the child labour was also subjected to these painful working conditions. Lewis has compiled these series of shocking photographs showing the conditions of the low paid child labourers. These images compiled by Lewis Hine show that the fears of…