The use of dolls that mimic real babies may encourage rather than deter teenage girls from getting pregnant according to the results of a controlled randomized trial. The use of life-like dolls that ...

There are numerous baby simulator dolls available in the marketplace to teach people how to properly care for a newborn. The Yotaro Baby Simulator is a bit different from the average doll. The Yotaro ...

A groundbreaking Australian study has found teenage girls given a comprehensive sex education campaign that involved taking the dolls home for a weekend were more likely to get pregnant. Seventeen per ...

It sounds simple. Give girl a baby doll. The girl cares for the doll - it needs as much love as a real baby. And the experience lowers the risk of her getting pregnant. But it doesn't work - a study ...

From this week’s department of No Kidding, Everybody, a new Australian study published Thursday found giving teenage girls dolls to deter them from getting pregnant doesn’t work. In fact, girls from ...

Your donation today will help MinnPost continue to report on the news you need. Infant simulator dolls — those high-tech, life-like computerized “babies” that are supposed to discourage teen ...

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You’re probably familiar with the robot babies used in sex ed programs. Maybe you’ve seen them on TV, or perhaps you actually had to take care of one in high school (Lucky you?). They’re supposed to ...

A teenage pregnancy prevention programme involving a baby simulator does not appear to have any long-term effect on reducing the risk of teenage pregnancy, according to the first randomised controlled ...