Miss Rachel alone seems to be a force of nature. For parents who had pandemic babies, she was at times a digital co-parent. Questions of socialization or enoug

Miss Rachel alone seems to be a force of nature. For parents who had pandemic babies, she was at times a digital co-parent. Questions of socialization or enough conversational development were fair questions as well, some kids genuinely saw far fewer family members, adults, or other children. Not being huge fans of screen-time, exceptions for Miss Rachel were easier after seeing her home video style production quality (less addictive), and it was so focused on learning in a unique way that didn't seem about watch time. Specifically, Miss Rachel's use of pronunciation, and music feels like it has helped in our case with unlocking a love for experiencing and learning, and without any extra rigour beyond reading books a lot, speaking and singing with them as much as possible, they have quickly grown bored of flash cards or the usual.