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Have you seen the Ethan Parenting app? I’ve been thinking about this a lot. Unless you’ve studied early childhood, it’s really hard to know how to support a child’s development. And that’s no one’s fault — most of us didn’t grow up learning how to do this. That’s why we created Ethan. Not to give parents or caregivers a list of things to do, but to help them see. To notice. Because the real magic happens when you start observing your child in a deeper way — during play, during small moments — and you begin to understand what they’re working on, what they’re ready for, what’s still hard. And this isn’t just for parents. It’s for babysitters, grandparents, anyone helping raise a child. Because raising a child isn’t just about entertaining them or keeping them safe. It’s about really seeing them. And that can be hard to do without support. Ethan is that support. Next to every activity, there’s a small chat — it’s like having someone by your side, quietly showing you what matters and why it matters. You can find it on the App Store. It’s called Ethan Parenting. Just make sure to log in, so it gets to know your child and gives you the right support apps.apple.com/il/app/ethan...