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Raising Conscious Children is More Important than Ever Before (opens the original)
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After receiving my advance copies, I recently had the honor of sitting down with world-renowned parenting expert Dr. Shefali to discuss her latest books, Raising Conscious Sons and Raising Conscious Daughters. In our conversation, we dove deep into the core challenges parents face today and how adopting a conscious parenting framework can help bring clarity, connection, and balance back into the home.As a digital parenting coach, my mission has always been to help families navigate the borderles
Meta Fined $942 Million: What This Means for Your Children Online (opens the original)
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Recently, in the case of State of New Mexico v. Meta Platforms, Inc. A jury found Meta liable for 75,000 violations of the state’s Unfair Practices Act; then Judge Bryan Biedscheid added a public nuisance finding and a $567 million fund on top.The $942 million is what will get repeated in headlines. But the number isn’t the part that matters most to your family. The list of product changes is what actually changes things for you and your children. <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" hre
What If Mothers Trained AI Instead of Engineers? (opens the original)
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AI right now behaves like a hyper-intelligent toddler. It soaks up everything it's shown, copies the people around it, and picks up bad habits just as fast as good ones. As mothers, we spend years raising human beings. We teach them critical thinking, correct bad behavior, guiding them through mistakes, and help them build character. What if we applied those exact same maternal principles to training AI? So instead of treating AI as a cold, mechanical tool, based on numbers and patterns what if
Why I built Sav for you (opens the original)
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I still remember the exact moment it hit me.Parents almost always look for help after the storm has already landed. A child gets bullied online, can’t put the game down, becomes deeply attached to an AI chatbot. And when a parent finally sends that panicked DM or books a session, they don’t want a link to a two-hour webinar or to read a book. They want to know how to make it better right away. I’ve been living with that pattern for years. To explain why I built “Sav”, I need to take you back to
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