My daughter, P, is eight years old. She has a phone not for scrolling, but for shaping reality. With it, she builds songs, stories, and questions. She uses ChatGPT not to cheat, but as a way to explore ideas, challenge what she’s learning, and express what she feels. We have been learning together h...

The pace at which AI is becoming part of how we raise our children is accelerating. Just in May 2025, both China and the United States announced new initiatives to make AI education mandatory in schools. On top of that, Google revealed it is preparing to release a version of its AI tools designed sp...

Since my daughter turned three, running together hasn’t been as easy as it used to be. When she was younger, just feeling the wind and watching the world go by from the stroller was enough. Now, after only a few minutes, she grows restless, and my chance for exercise often disappears.

Today, someth...

One evening, I watched my 8-year-old daughter ask ChatGPT a question. A moment later, she gathered scissors, paint, paper, and even a slice of cheese. Curious, I asked, "What are you doing?" She smiled and said, "I’m making a trap to catch a leprechaun.” In that moment, I felt a wave of relief. Her ...

As parents, we watch our children learn in the most astonishing ways. They build with no instruction. They explore without plans. They ask questions we never thought to ask. They don’t begin with rules—they begin with curiosity and wonder. And that is where this story begins.

Because something big ...

There was a time when childhood was bicycles and scraped knees, and the only algorithm that mattered taught you how to climb a tree without falling. Now kids carry a virtual world in their pockets—a world of dazzling possibilities accessed through bright screens that capture attention and pull them ...