Curiosity, big feelings, and what kids need from adults with Dr. Donna Housman
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Curiosity, big feelings, and what kids need from adults with Dr. Donna Housman
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What does a baby's face tell us about children and screens? More than any statistic on AI use.
Dr. Donna Housman, clinical psychologist and founder of Housman Learning, has spent over 35 years studying what children need to grow, learn, and thrive. Her answer starts long before any device enters the room. Emotional intelligence isn't downloadable. It has to be built first, or AI risks becoming a substitute for a child's own thinking.
Brett Roer and Rebecca Bultsma sit down with Dr. Housman to explore why kids are turning to AI as a companion, how to tell curiosity from big feelings, and why funding the adults around a child is prevention, not repair.
In this episode:
- Why EQ has to develop before AI enters a child's life
- What's driving children toward AI as a companion instead of a person
- How to tell curiosity and big feelings apart, and what each one needs
- What the Still Face Experiment reveals about screens and connection
- Who's responsible for protecting a three-year-old in an AI world
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