I tried the same thing for my kids: Take some article or book written for adults. Maybe some archaeological discovery, interesting stuff from HN. Or science bo

I tried the same thing for my kids: Take some article or book written for adults. Maybe some archaeological discovery, interesting stuff from HN. Or science books from the 1960s. Then have it turned into a conversation between the father and a curious, seven year old daughter. And convert it to audio with two different speakers. While it’s been fun to build this, I never ended up letting my kids use it. It just feels wrong. The educational equivalent of Harlow’s Monkeys.