Children’s Books With Parental Guides
Why?
Help the parents deal with the decision of buying a book and also with questions that the child might ask or that the parents might want to raise as the child is reading through the book.
How?
Publish a short guide for parents about the book. They can peruse it in the store to help them decide on buying the book and take it home for free with the book they bought to help them as their child reads it.
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Where Are the Kids Already?
Why?
Get alerts when your kids are supposed to be home but are late.
How?
A family function of the calendar app that takes into consideration their schedule (times, places and modes of transportation) and alerts you when they are supposed to be home already.
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The Kids Movie Guide for Parents
Why?
Let the kids help parents and other children find out what’s suitable for them.
How?
Let the kids tell us what movies are suitable for which age groups. Let the older kids rate movies up to their age group so that parents and younger kids can better decide what they can watch.
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Have Cooked Food for Your Kids Without Cooking
Why?
You’re busy but would like your kids to have quality cooked food when they come home from school.
How?
A service that delivers cooked food specifically cooked with kids in mind: things they love and are also healthy and high quality. You can choose 2–3 dishes that would last the whole week, from a large variety, and get it delivered to your door. You only have to heat it.
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What Your Kids Should Learn That They Can’t in School
Why?
Although kids in school learn a lot, and the curriculum is evolving, it’s not enough.
How?
A book series accompanied by online materials teaching kids about things they are better knowing more about. Subjects in areas like cutting edge science, the internet and it’s many interfaces and usages, business topics, etc.
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