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Vroom TV Commercial, 'PBS Kids: Brain-Building Moment: Be Curious'

Ad ID: 1705736    15s    2018 ( Inactive )
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Talking with your children is a great way to support their brain development, but Vroom says that encouraging them to ask questions and be curious is also a way to help them love to learn. Vroom is proud to support brain-building moments and exercises and gives its support to the PBS Kids series "Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood."

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