'App is helping my son face his fear of the dark'

BBC·Oct 9

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An app is reportedly helping a child overcome a fear, although the specific fear and details of the app are unclear. Some outlets suggest the fear may be related to common phobias such as the dark, flying, or thunderstorms, while others discuss various anxieties and conditions affecting children. The exact nature of the app and its application are not specified, with various stories touching on different topics related to childhood fears and anxieties.

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