“We were looking for a way to communicate with children, families and educators, who we all value so much, in a way that is intentional and thoughtful, while still being fun, engaging and not fostering fear,” Jackson said. “This is a very new experience for everyone right now and everyone is trying to figure out how best to manage the terrain, including us. What we’re offering are short moments of joy that can be watched multiple times or together.”
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