Under the wings of technology, artificial intelligence (AI) has quietly integrated into our daily lives, and even left a deep imprint in the field of parenting. Especially for the post-90s parents, they are actively trying to introduce AI technology into their children's emotional comfort, and this innovative parenting style is gradually changing our understanding of the traditional parenting model.
Post-90s parents choose a wide range of AI tools, including but not limited to smart story machines, smart child companion robots, etc. These tools often have advanced features such as voice interaction, emotion recognition, and the ability to provide customized stories, songs, and games based on a child's age, interests, and moods. For example, some smart storytellers can automatically recommend suitable stories according to the child's age and preferences, and even adjust the rhythm and tone of the story according to the child's mood to achieve the effect of soothing the child.
The way to use these AI tools is also fairly simple. Generally speaking, parents only need to use mobile apps or voice commands to control the working status of these tools. For example, when a child is crying, parents can start the smart story machine through the mobile app to let the child hear their favorite stories; When children are bored, parents can start the intelligent child companion robot through voice commands and play interactive games with children.
This way of calming children's emotions with the help of AI technology has received enthusiastic feedback from many post-90s parents. They believe that this method can not only effectively soothe children's emotions, but also win some precious rest time for themselves in their busy work and life. At the same time, it also helps to develop children's independence and autonomy.
However, this emerging style of parenting also comes with some challenges. First, over-reliance on AI tools can affect the parent-child relationship between children and parents. Secondly, the security and privacy protection of AI tools is also a concern. Finally, how to correctly guide children to use AI tools to avoid children becoming addicted to the virtual world is also a problem that needs to be considered.
In general, the use of AI technology by post-90s parents to soothe their children's emotions is an emerging parenting style. This approach has its own unique advantages, but it also has some challenges. As parents, we need to look at this emerging parenting style rationally, not only to make full use of the convenience of technology, but also to focus on protecting the physical and mental health of children. At the same time, we also need to continue to learn and explore to find the most suitable parenting style for ourselves and our children.