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My sister is a office worker and free at weekends. Evey weekends she takes her son go out and do some activities, such as play toys with neighbour children.

Yesterday, she was also planning to take her son go picnic at this weekend, but she hoped her son plays more with other little friends not only always stay with parents due to her son behave shy when he meet strangers, so I recomended this app to her and ask her to try it.

Then, she signed up and has been verified identity. She viewed the activities in the list and found there is a family organized picnic in the park. The activity location is convenient and the time was also matched, as well as there was another family has joined. She watched the short videos and thought the families

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