ThinkHumanly: Resources that teach kids to think before they prompt

Hey Product Hunt! We're the team behind Think Humanly! Here's the problem: children are already using AI tools daily, but without the critical thinking skills to evaluate what AI gives them. AI can reproduce biases and misinformation with a veneer of objectivity and that's especially dangerous for impressionable minds. Meanwhile, the entire conversation about AI in education has been about apps and tools. Nobody's asking whether kids are ready to think about what these tools are doing. That's why we built two offline activity books for ages 8–14: - Other Thoughts: an AI literacy workbook that helps kids understand what AI is, how it works, and when to question it - Little Leaves: a social-emotional learning workbook focused on play, empathy, and action No screens, no teacher prep, no tech required. Kids pick them up and work through them independently. We believe the first step isn't teaching kids to use AI, it's making sure they can think for themselves before they do. Available on Amazon globally. We'd love honest feedback, especially from parents and educators.