Posts in category Geek

Charlie is 8 and into coding, engineering, and robotics. His dream is to build a robot, so I’m digging into robotics for kids; activities, books, and toys to help him learn.

Here’s how to photoshop Star Wars characters into your family photos. I added an eopie to a pic we took in the desert near Palm Springs

If you have an Android Smart TV, you need to focus on Smart TV security. ESET has an app that protect you from malware and phishing. Here’s how to install the app on your Smart TV.

Netflix is more than just cartoons and movies – there’s brain food there too. Here are some kid friendly documentaries on Netflix to get them learning.

Here are the highlights of the second most anticipated day on the Star Wars calendar: Force Friday!

Star Wars has released an epic I Am Your Father video to celebrate Father’s Day. Share, you must.

All that is stopping you from setting a Guinness World Record is a little imagination .. and more than 20 000 toilet paper rolls. See how the team at Nat Geo Kids got in the book this spring!

Here’s a website featuring Zacharie’s music.

Some great tools to help you (and your kids) with the new bilingualism of learning to code.

Is AC/DC what you would call “children’s music?” Yes. Yes, it is.

I grew up in the era of Evel Kneivel and That’s Incredible. Daredevil antics and never-been-before-attempted feats fascinated me. That’s probably why one of the …

Is it time for my kids to have a gaming console? Are they missing out by not having the ‘gaming culture’ experience so many their age have? I think I found a fun workaround

Digital natives have no filter. Living your life online is a dangerous came for modern teens and tweens, so I’m trying to give my kids a strong foundation and understanding.

Pokemon isn’t just for hipster and millennial types yearning for some nostalgia in their tech, playing Pokemon Go with your kids is a great way to spend the summer.

Should you see it or skip it? Here’s a look at my experience watching Civil War with my soon-to-be 9 year old son.

Twitter for parents is a great way to archive what your children are doing and also find like minded parents in your community.