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While Burning Man describes itself as a "kid-friendly event," bringing your children to Black Rock City is "not an easy choice nor one to be taken lightly," according to the event's website.
- The Baby Burners Project - $4 on Instagram - aims to provide "proof that children belong at Burning Man."
- While $4 describes itself as a "kid-friendly event," bringing your children to Black Rock City is "not an easy choice nor one to be taken lightly," according to the event's $4.
- Many of the featured children are dressed in the same unique styles adults wear on the playa.
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Burning Man isn't just for models and tech CEOs. A growing minority says it's for kids, too.
The Baby Burners Project has set out to prove just that. Their Instagram account - $4 - features the photos and stories of parents who brought their children along for the nine-day art-focused event in the middle of the Nevada desert.
The photos are "proof that children belong at Burning Man," according to the account's $4. The page currently has just over 20 posts and nearly 2,000 followers.
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While Burning Man describes itself as a "kid-friendly event," where children under age 18 are allowed to attend as long as they are accompanied by a parent or guardian, and those under 13 can even attend for free, according to Burning Man's $4
However, bringing your children to Black Rock City is "not an easy choice nor one to be taken lightly," according to the event's $4, which also has a 10-page "Family Survival Guide" with tips on how to help kids endure the harsh weather conditions and avoid getting lost.
The @babyburners did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.
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