AI for Parents

AI for Parents

Workshops and 1:1 help for parents figuring out AI: setting your family's rules, talking with your kids, and building something useful together.

Your Idea, Built Together

You have an idea. Maybe it's a math game built around exactly what your kid is learning this month, a guide to your child for new babysitters or teachers, or a way to track the budget for a life milestone event that's somehow getting out of hand. It isn't a startup. It's just something that would make life easier for you, your partner, or your kids.

Over five 1:1 hours, we build it together. You bring the idea and I bring the know-how, and we work side by side until it's real and working. This isn't a tutorial you have to figure out on your own at 11pm. It's hands-on time with someone guiding you through each step. By the end you'll have the thing you wanted, plus the skills and confidence to build the next one on your own.

How it works

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In our first session, we'll shape your idea and figure out exactly what you need in place before we meet again, so our building time goes as far as possible.

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We'll work together to start building so you know exactly how to build what you want. From tools and settings, to prompting best practices, you'll see your idea come to life in front of your eyes, while we sit side-by-side (physically or virtually).

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Five hours gets you a working build and enough know-how to keep going on your own. If you'd like more time together, additional hours are available.

Note: you'll need paid subscriptions to the tools we build with, ideally Claude and Lovable. That runs about $30/month at most, but you likely won't need to keep all of it long-term once your project is done.

Your Family, Your AI Rules

You've already made decisions about screen time, video games, and who gets a phone when. You read up, talked it over, and made a call that fit your family. AI should work the same way. The difference is that AI is everywhere at once, it changes every week, and it comes with a pile of jargon that seems designed to make you feel behind.

This workshop gives you enough understanding to make your own decisions. You'll learn what AI actually is and what it isn't, where your kids are probably already running into it, which sources are worth trusting, and which questions matter for your family. You won't get a verdict on whether AI is good or bad. You'll leave with the clarity and confidence to set your own guidelines, and to revisit them as things change, which they will.

The workshop covers families with kids of all ages and can be tailored to focus on a specific age group. It's a great fit for PTAs, parent ERGs, and any parent community you're part of, and it's also available 1:1. Pair it with Talking to Kids About AI for a two-part series.

Contact me for group pricing.

Talking to Kids About AI

Your kids are using AI, or they will be soon, whether it's for homework, for curiosity, or because a friend showed them something. What they need is a parent who can talk with them about it: what it's good for, where it falls short, when to use it and when not to, and how to notice what they're actually relying on it for.

This workshop helps you prepare for those conversations. We'll cover what kids at different ages need to understand, how to talk about the pros and cons without scaring them or preaching, and how to keep the conversation going after the first one. I bring deep AI expertise and the perspective of a parent who is working through the same thing at home.

The workshop covers kids of all ages and can be tailored to focus on a specific age group. It's a great fit for PTAs, parent ERGs, and any parent community you're part of, and it's also available 1:1. Pair it with Your Family, Your AI Rules for a two-part series.

Contact me for group pricing.

I'm not a therapist or child development specialist. This workshop is about AI literacy and conversation, not counseling. If you have concerns about your child's wellbeing, please reach out to a qualified professional.

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