You know that moment when you’re helping with homework, and your child looks up with those bright, curious eyes asking about the future? Lately, that future feels like it’s shifting right under our feet. Just the other day, as we walked home from school—that short, familiar stretch where the afternoon light filters through the trees—Just […]
You know that moment, right? You know what I mean? When the house goes quiet and the only light comes from a tablet or phone. There’s something about the way she sits there, in that soft glow, making choices—small, steady, almost invisible—about how we live with technology. It’s not about rules or fear. It’s about
You know that feeling when your child proudly shows you a drawing that’s clearly… well, let’s say enthusiastically scribbled in two minutes flat? You smile at their sparkling eyes, secretly wondering if this belongs on the fridge or becomes ‘art for mom’s office drawer.’ Turns out, grown-ups are now facing their own version of this
You know that feeling when you open an email and something just doesn’t sit right? It’s polished, it’s professional, but it’s missing… soul. Well, researchers now have a word for it: workslop. And honestly, it’s everywhere—not just in our inboxes, but in how we talk about tech with our kids. On mornings like this, when
There’s a certain rhythm to our evenings here—the gentle hum of the city outside, the familiar sounds of my almost seven-year-old’s laughter as she builds something incredible with her blocks, and that quiet moment when the day’s worries melt away into gratitude. But lately, I’ve been thinking about how the world’s rhythm is changing too,
You know that moment? When dinner’s simmering, work emails wait unanswered, and you catch your preschooler solemnly asking a speaker box for dinosaur facts. It hits you then – we’re their first translators for this new world. Not the tech CEOs, not the coders. Us. The parents reheating leftovers while navigating uncharted digital terrain. And
Last night, as the door to our daughter’s room clicked shut, you handed me the tablet you’d been browsing. Your eyes sparkled with curiosity about that new educational app when suddenly, a thought crossed both our minds: Is it possible to maintain our own pace in this fast-moving world? The blockchain stories I scrolled through
You know that moment at the neighborhood playground? When your child stands frozen at the swing’s midpoint – one hand clutching the chain’s familiar links, the other reaching toward the dizzying heights? My daughter—now in Grade 2—skips the 100-meter walk to school each morning, reminding me that life’s pivotal moments happen just a few steps
How My Daughter’s Bike Ride Taught Me About AI Training You know that moment when you first let go of the bike seat? When your child wobbles forward on their own, equal parts determination and sheer terror in their eyes? I had that same heart-in-throat feeling last week watching my seven-year-old—just two blocks from her
