Show Notes
You can't watch every conversation your child has online. And honestly, you shouldn't have to.
But when the thing they're talking to starts to feel less like a tool and more like a relationship, the way we think about parenting it has to change.
So what should parents actually be doing? How do you give your child room to explore without simply handing them over to whatever technology decides to tell them? How do you protect them without hovering over every conversation? And how do you know when something is worth stepping in for?
In this episode, let's get into the parenting approach I believe makes the most sense for this new world, one that sits somewhere between "ban it all" and "hope for the best."
🎥 This is Part 8 of the free 9-part series, Raising Kids in the Age of AI. If you haven't listened to the previous ones, make sure to go back!
If you're raising kids who are going to grow up with AI everywhere, this is a conversation worth having before they figure it all out without you.
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