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Toddlers Run Errands Alone in Japanese Reality Show
Would you let your young children run errands for you all by themselves? That’s the premise of a popular reality show imported from Japan by Netflix. The show features toddlers running around town doing errands, all without their parents. A 2-year-old went on a 23-minute walk to buy food and flowers, and a 3-year-old retrieved his dad’s jacket from home, which was a bus ride away. Of course the kids aren’t totally alone, as they’re followed by a camera crew and producer.