‘Can we have a playdate?’: The second most asked question of school-aged kids

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‘Can we have a playdate?’: The second most asked question of school-aged kids

Balloons, popsicles and playdates are the holy trinity of things that excite kids. Kids love hanging with their friends.

Source: theGrio

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