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Maybe it's hard to be a parent today? (lemmy.today)
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[–] Onomatopoeia@lemmy.cafe 11 points 2 weeks ago

And if they want "infrastructural help" perhaps be the change you want to see.

I have nieces and nephews that were part of the first wave of kids growing up with internet. Had many discussions with siblings and friends about how to handle it.

As an IT person I, of course, brought technological solutions to them, which pretty much all of them rejected.

Turned out it was just a modification of anything else requiring adult supervision - just like cooking, mowing the lawn, or even just handling a sharp knife. They taught their kids by supervising until they were competent.

And I was humbled.