DevOps Parenting
summary
Process starts December 2013, a six year old arrives October 2014 and adoption finalizes ten months later; parenting applies retrospectives and post-mortems with concrete questions like “one thing you learned today” and “one thing to do differently.” Automation uses Alexa timers and parental controls to answer repeat questions and time two and a half minutes of brushing. Sleep plan uses Kaizen small changes and the nuclear option—from 3–4 night wakings a week to incremental nights alone, hitting five nights, then after 14 days his first full night in his own room.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:59Flow information
- 1:30Reality
- 2:03What makes him tick
- 2:19Automation
- 2:35Alexa
- 2:51Kaizen
- 3:07Sleep
- 3:54Montessori School
- 4:10Audible
- 4:42Share your experiences
- 4:57Dont worry about breaking
- 5:13Conclusion
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