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Do you have a bespoke ‘dirty zone’? | Emma Beddington
The concept of creating dedicated 'dirty zones' in homes is gaining traction, with experts suggesting they can reduce stress and boost children's immune systems. But is this idea practical for everyone? Join us as we explore the benefits an...
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The concept of creating dedicated 'dirty zones' in homes is gaining traction, with experts suggesting they can reduce stress and boost children's immune systems. But is this idea practical for everyone? Join us as we explore the benefits and challenges of embracing the chaos. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #health #lifestyle #parenting #stressrelief #interiordesign
Originally reported by The Guardian.
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