> Any big learnings you found during the process which you didn't anticipate starting out? Always big learnings when it comes to rearing children. Limiting in

> Any big learnings you found during the process which you didn't anticipate starting out? Always big learnings when it comes to rearing children. Limiting in scope to my previous comment: - I started with the "basics", which had nothing to do with browsing the internet (which came later.) Ease-of-use in services such as Google is a nightmare when it comes to providing a safe environment for your kids to explore. I think making the online world one of the latter components of exposure is best; otherwise, kids can get lost really fast in it's expanse. For anyone else following this approach, I'd say "keep it local". - Kids are much more adept at technical adoption than adults. It speeds up conversations very quickly. For anyone else following this approach, I'd say be prepared to see what's coming. It will happen much faster than you might expect.