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    The Family Weekly: ‘Uber for Kids’ and the Future of How Children Get Around

    Plus: fighting the loneliness epidemic in schools, talking to kids about race, and being an accomplice to an affair
    by Natalie Escobar Oct 20, 2018 2 minutes
    Source: John Drysdale / Keystone Features/ Getty

    This Week in Family

    For parents who are too busy to drive their kids to school or soccer practice, popular ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft aren’t an option—minors can’t ride without an accompanying adult. , writes the staff writer Joe Pinsker. These apps have

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