The Parenting Reframe

The Parenting Reframe with Albiona Rakipi - AI, Kids, and Why Parents Can’t Do This Alone

Episode Summary

How do we raise kids who can think for themselves when AI can answer everything? And what do parents actually need to stay regulated in a world that keeps speeding up? Parenting coach Albiona Rakipi shares what she spoke about at Columbia University’s Early Learning Summit, hosted by Begin Learning alongside EdTech Week, on a panel with Dr. Joshua Sparrow of Touchpoints and Dr. Aliza Pressman of Raising Good Humans. Albiona explains why she sees AI as a useful tool that can also rob kids of the problem solving process, and which skills parents and teachers need to protect. Then she makes the case for community as an emotional regulation tool for parents: why isolation and shame keep your nervous system stuck, why community doesn’t have to be big or another commitment, and the simple dinner table question that helps kids notice how we support each other every day.

Episode Notes

AI is changing how kids learn faster than anyone can keep up. So when Albiona took the stage at Columbia University’s Early Learning Summit, she made the case for something no app can offer: other humans. Here’s what she shared, who she shared the stage with, and the one simple question that had parents messaging her for days afterward.

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