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The Useful Family Agent Is Not a Chore Chart
Family AI gets interesting when it moves household state out of one parent's head without turning the home into another dashboard.
Jun 6
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Diana Park
May 2026
How I Run an AI Agent Without Touching My Phone
Screen-free parenting when your brain won't stop building
May 30
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Diana Park
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Do Not Let The Defaults Raise Your Kid
AI is already teaching inside the home. The question is whether the adult edits the syllabus.
May 23
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Diana Park
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The AI Toy Won't Teach Your Kid to Think
Why building together beats handing them a device — and what the research actually says
May 16
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Diana Park
The House Runs Itself After 8pm
How I automated hard parts of parenting and saved my sanity so I could build things in the margins.
May 9
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Diana Park
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Why “Interest-Led” Beats “Curriculum-Led” for Teaching Kids Tech
My son learned algorithmic thinking from garbage trucks. Your kid can learn it from whatever they're obsessed with right now.
May 2
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Diana Park
April 2026
How I Ship Products in 90-Minute Windows
The parent developer’s guide to creating time where none exists.
Apr 25
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Diana Park
Computational Thinking Milestones: What to Expect from Ages 1 to 4
Your kid is already a computer scientist. Here’s the developmental timeline nobody wrote.
Apr 18
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Diana Park
The Naptime Startup: Real Math for Parent Founders
540 focused hours a year is more than enough to build something real — if you spend them on the right thing.
Apr 11
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Diana Park
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Physical First, Digital Second: Why Unplugged Activities Make Screen Time Work Better
My son sorted cherry tomatoes into a rainbow. Then we built a sorting game. The order matters more than you think.
Apr 4
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Diana Park
March 2026
Build First, Plan Later: What My 3-Year-Old Knows About Making Things
Why tinkering without a plan teaches kids computational thinking better than any curriculum — backed by Papert, Turkle, and a pile of blocks
Mar 28
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Diana Park
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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
Mar 21
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Diana Park
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