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The 6–8am boot sequence: one button, two texts from the family agent, a red/green lamp — and the part no automation fixes.
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Raise kids who ask how it works.
Kids that notice patterns, break apart big challenges, test theories, and build things they love.
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The Device Is Neutral. The Activity Is Everything.
Why active vs. passive screen time matters more than screen time limits — a research-backed framework for parents of toddlers and preschoolers
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What healthy AI use looks like for kids under 6: parent-mediated creation, safety setup, what research says about chatbots and young children, and red flags in 'AI for kids' products.
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Computational thinking explained for parents: the four pillars (decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, algorithms), why it matters before coding, and what it looks like in kids ages 1–6.
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Raising Pixels
Teaching kids to think like builders. Computational thinking, hands-on projects, and raising the next generation of makers.
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Build With Your Kid
12 weeks of tech projects for ages 2–6. Computational thinking through play — no reading required.
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By Diana Park
12 years in software. One kid asking how everything works.
MS in Computer Science, from individual contributor to engineering director. Now a stay-at-home mom building curriculum, open source tools, and practical resources for raising kids who think like builders.
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