Relaxing together in a hot tub, taking a midnight dip in the pool, drawing a cozy bubble bath for two. [...] double bubble baths are rare. Roger Moore shared one with a KGB enchantress in the 1985 James Bond film "A View to a Kill," and I think I recall George Segal and Jacqueline Bisset sudsing up together in 1978's "Who is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe?" (the telephone interrupts them and Segal laments, "It always rings when you're in the bath.") To sync the information from your Google account to your new Android phone, simply sign on to the account during the setup process. Companies including VTech and LeapFrog market tablets for children as young as yours, reassuring parents that the things are learning tools. The "cons" are serious: A tablet in the hands of a very young child can discourage socialization and encourage physical inactivity - adding to woes caused by TV, computers and video games. For some good insight, I recommend Repeat after me: tablets for toddlers are toys, a blog post by Denise Schipani, author of Mean moms rule: Why would you need to use a phone when you can watch YouTube or Netflix directly on the TV? Because it's a lot easier to search those services on a phone.
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