7 can be a bit early, so recognize that your sessions may need to be fairly short. I'd suggest you each have a laptop so you're not constantly stealing the con

7 can be a bit early, so recognize that your sessions may need to be fairly short. I'd suggest you each have a laptop so you're not constantly stealing the control to demonstrate. When I'm teaching my kids on a laptop specifically, if there's only one laptop it always feels like I'm removing autonomy when I take the laptop from them. ("No, you need to click the touchpad like this, then hold them like this" and "oh, hm, i forget where in the navigation that feature is, give me the laptop.") It breaks the flow and encourages them to mentally coast ("if i struggle, dad will take the laptop and do the heavy lifting for me").