Welcome, I'm Julie

I’m a mom of two girls, a former classroom teacher, and have spent 20 years in education technology. I started LIKEAMOTHER.AI after discovering that AI could give me real, measurable hours back by outsourcing the busy work to AI, in safe and responsible ways. AI literacy is an essential first step to ensuring that my AI use never replaces judgment or compromises values. Now I empower others with AI knowledge, skills and best practices to help their families, and themselves, navigate the AI age with clarity and confidence. 

My approach is grounded in real life and prioritizes human connection. I teach at every skill level because I’ve been at each stage, applying a career in education and technology to everyday parenting challenges. I test in my own home before I teach, and prioritize AI literacy as foundational first steps.

What I've learned:
  • It's never too early for parents to have conversations early and often with their kids about AI.
  • Many parents have little to no visibility into what’s happening in their child’s digital world. And that’s where our kids need the most guidance.
  • When a parent and child co-learn and co-create together with AI, it can lead to greater human connection.
  • Our kids are accessing AI everyday and if we don’t guide them, who will?
Learn More about my ai journey

Our Parent-in-the-Loop program begins with foundational AI literacy that every parent and caregiver needs to know, while honoring your role as the guide for your child.

We blend knowledge, skills and best practices that provide options for partnering with AI for more productive and present parenting, while empowering you with information to decide if, when and how to use it (or not). And we stay practical, using real examples for real family life. I'm here to help you partner with AI in a way that aligns with your values and helps reduce the invisible load.

We Value

Optionality

Learning

Openness

Presence

Openness

Presence

Optionality

We Value

We're all beginners at this. AI changes faster than anyone can keep up with, so we build the habit of learning instead of pretending to have finished.

Presence

Learning

We Value

Optionality

Talk about it. At home, at school, with other parents, and with your kids. Early and often, before there's a problem to solve.

Presence

Learning

We Value

Openness

Optionality

They get to choose. Every family starts somewhere different and ends up somewhere different, and that's the point.

Presence

Learning

We Value

Openness

Optionality

Be in the loop. Not hovering, and not handing it off either. Parents stay in the room while their kids figure this out.

“Do the best you can until you know better."

Invite Julie to speak

Maya Angelou

@likeamother.ai