How to raise human kids in an AI world
Raise Human Kids
in an AI World
Technology is teaching our kids what to click.
We're helping parents teach them who to become.
Resist the algorithm.
summer, '78
The Algorithm
Wants Their
Attention.
Our kids are growing up inside the most persuasive technology ever created.
Every app competes for their focus. Every platform competes for their time. Every algorithm learns how to keep them engaged.
But character, curiosity, courage, and connection still have to be taught by people. That starts at home.
Build an Analog Family.
Connect
Meaningful conversations that strengthen relationships.
Create
Real-world experiences that develop imagination and confidence.
Belong
Family traditions that help children know who they are.
01
What Kind of
Analog Family
Are You?
A 2-minute quiz. 10 honest questions. Get your family's unique analog type, and a free starter ritual to reconnect tonight.
10 Questions · No Spam · Promise
2 minutes. Then everything changes.
50 Conversations
Worth Having.
A beautifully designed deck of conversation prompts that help families connect, reflect, laugh, and grow together.
Each card includes:
- - One meaningful question
- - Why the question matters
- - A simple follow-up prompt
- ✓Better dinner conversations
- ✓Stronger family connection
- ✓Less screen dependence
- ✓More confidence & self-awareness
A field guide for analog parents.
A practical guide for parents who want to raise resilient, creative, deeply human children in an increasingly artificial world.
dad & the kids
Why I Started
The Analog Family.
I'm a parent. And like most parents, I've watched technology become more powerful faster than I knew how to respond.
My kids were being shaped by feeds I couldn't see. Curated by systems I didn't choose. And I realized, if I didn't intentionally help them become human, the algorithms would gladly do it for me.
So we started small. A deck of questions at dinner. A walk without a phone. A tradition every Sunday. And it changed everything.
This movement is for the rest of us.
What Parents Are Saying.
"Our dinner table is finally a real table again."
- Sarah K., mom of 3
"The deck broke a wall I didn't know my teen had."
- Marcus W., dad of 2
"Feels like permission to parent on purpose."
- Priya R., mom of 2
Join the Movement.
Get practical ideas for raising human kids in an AI world, plus the free Family Tech Agreement.