Especially when it comes from a 14-inch-high blue robot that looks a bit like a cartoon character.
"I thought it was pretty neat," Kristal Falcone of Westerly, R.I., said after she watched her 4-year-old, Dylan, interact with CosmoBot last week at the Crofton offices of Dr. Carole Samango-Sprouse.
"I can see (children like Dylan) be more willing to work with something like that, versus a speech therapist or myself or my husband," she added. "If he thinks it's a game, he's more willing to...
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