Five friends. One dinner table. A single, unsettling observation — our children were disappearing into screens, hour after hour, and nobody around us had a real answer to it.
Five friends. One dinner table. A single, unsettling observation — our children were disappearing into screens, hour after hour, and nobody around us had a real answer to it.
It began with a quiet worry shared around a dinner table. Five friends. Five parents. One question none of us could ignore. Everywhere we looked, childhood was slowly being replaced by endless scrolling, short attention spans, and glowing devices.
And deep down, we felt we were losing something priceless — the wonder of imagination. We missed the moments that shaped our own childhoods: the excitement of opening a brand-new book, the feeling of getting lost in magical worlds, and the joy of turning pages under a blanket on a rainy evening. The stories that made us dream bigger, think deeper, and feel more alive.
That night, over cups of coffee and heartfelt conversations, an idea took shape.
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