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The Key to Innovation? Legos.
Last year, after my 5-year-old son had his tonsils removed, the doctor put us under strict orders to keep him still for several days. This was not an easy task. My son is in constant animated motion … or asleep. But my son will sit still for LEGOs. For three hours he sat quietly, head [...]

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