Notes on Being Human
from The Knowing Me Project™, where parents and kids grow together
By Ankur Gupta

3 Quiet Signs Your Child’s Curiosity Is Fading (and What to Do)
Curiosity rarely disappears all at once. Here are three everyday signs to watch for, and small things parents can do this week.
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Will Your Child Surf the AI Wave, or Sink?
AI can do almost anything a human mind can. Here’s what it can’t do, and four qualities parents can build at home so kids ride the wave.
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Is AI a Coach or a Crutch for Your Child?
A simple one-question test for kids using AI for homework, plus four habits that keep the thinking where it belongs.
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Your Kids Don’t Need More Time. They Need All of You.
It’s the quality of time with our kids, not the quantity. A simple three-word rule and a bedtime story about full attention.
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We Took Out the TV for a Year. Here’s What Happened.
Willpower runs out, for kids and for parents. What changed when we redesigned our living room, and a small step any family can try.
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