Are kids going to thrive if they are raised low tech entering a high tech world?

And that's a question that we have asked ourselves.

That's the question we have gotten asked from listeners is, okay, that sounds great.

You guys know our story.

Being low tech for us looks like having, you know, no smartphones now for almost six years

or over that for Elisha.

And but still utilizing technology to run a business online for our children that

looks like no solo screen time, but a family movie night every couple months and utilizing

Boatberg Music Academy, which is online so like online

educational resources that are very specific but in this world of AI you know everyone's talking about

AI is going to change the world and grunk and grunk and all these grunk huh you think that's emperor's new

groove cronk wrong think that's Emperor's new groove.

Cronk.

I think Cronk's better.

Emperor's new grew.

Anyways, you know, there's all these fears, I guess, like, okay, great.

So my child learns embroidery this summer.

How's that going to help them as an adult adult where clearly this is the name of the game?

It's technology.

So anyways, we're going to talk about that today.

Yeah.

And even as you mentioned, you know, educational apps, we've probably gone into this too much. But it's worth mentioning not all educational apps or learning platforms are created equally and have the same impact on our children.

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