I'd spend more time with them and less worrying about how do do things. Every human has an innate sense of what is "right", and over-complicating things or gett

I'd spend more time with them and less worrying about how do do things. Every human has an innate sense of what is "right", and over-complicating things or getting into decision paralysis is not the way. Let them explore stuff. Get their feet into a few puddles. Encourage experimentation. Tech is just a part of things, and although I thing it is too addictive these days by design, allowing curated access is fine, as long as stopping using it becomes part of the routine (any kids will nearly always prefer to be with you than watch TV if you're doing something interesting).