On average, kids $6-12 on some type of digital content each month and between $13 and $18 on physical content, according to NPD.
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US kids spend between $6-12 a month on digital content
On average, kids $6-12 on some type of digital content each month and between $13 and $18 on physical content, according to NPD.
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