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How do diapers work? At-home science experiment!

How do diapers work? At-home science experiment!

Posted on June 20, 2023November 6, 2023 by Rebecca Watson

Have you ever wondered how diapers work? Walk through this science experiment with Science Communicator Adriana to find out!

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