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Can AI actually make parenting easier?

Camille Jaramis · November 5, 2025

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Can AI actually make parenting easier? — Camille Jaramis

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November 5, 2025 · 37 min

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Key topicsCan Parenting Tech Be Built for Good, Not Just GrowthCamille is open about her love–hate relationship with capitalism: she believes in building successful businesses, but rejects the idea of “growth at all costs.” She shares her vision for how parenting tech can be structured differently-capping profits, reinvesting into community initiatives, and ensuring accessibility for families who can’t afford expensive consultants. It’s a candid look at how to balance entrepreneurship with responsibility in an industry that parents desperately need to trust. Business with Boundaries: Redefining Profit in Parenting TechCamille is outspoken about her discomfort with “growth at all costs.” She discusses her vision for businesses like Yawn to cap profits, reinvest in community initiatives, and create sustainable models of support-balancing entrepreneurship with responsibility to families. The Parenting Questions Google Can’t AnswerParents don’t just struggle with sleep schedules and feeding charts-they wrestle with the odd, funny, and sometimes scary questions that don’t appear in any manual. From a toddler who won’t sleep without three bananas to worries about whether a behavior is normal or a red flag, these “ungoogleable” moments fuel stress and self-doubt. Camille Jaramis created Yawn to fill that gap. Drawing on her expertise as a certified sleep consultant, bestselling author, and founder of a 670,000-member parenting community, she built an AI companion that delivers context-aware, judgment-free guidance. Instead of canned advice, parents get the reassurance and clarity they need when nothing else seems to fit. View all topics →

About Camille Jaramis

Camille Jaramis, podcast guest

Parenting Tech Entrepreneur, Founder of Yawn & Creator of a 670k Member Facebook Community

670K+ Parenting community members292 pages The Baby Sleep Manual2024 finalist Australia's Best Parenting PodcastCertified Baby sleep consultant

Camille Jaramis knows the messy middle of parenting all too well — the sleepless nights, the panic-Googling, the avalanche of conflicting advice. When her first baby arrived, she found herself at 3 a.m. trying to decode nap charts and wondering if she was completely failing. Expert help felt expensive and out of touch. So she set out to build the thing she wished she had.

First came the qualification - Camille became a certified baby sleep consultant. Then came the Facebook group - Baby Sleep Training Tips & Help which snowballed to over 670,000 members and drew in nine million monthly visitors. Then came the book, and a podcast - Yawn, The Baby Sleep Training Podcast which ended up becoming a finalist for Australia's Best Parenting Podcast 2024.

Her latest venture, Ask Yawn, is the culmination of that journey. Ask Yawn is an AI-powered parenting companion for families with children ages 0–5. Unlike generic search engines or one-size-fits-none downloads, Yawn asks questions and looks for context, and delivers personalised, judgement free support - whether for sleep struggles, toddler quirks, or the 'un-Googleable' dilemmas parents every day. It's designed to feel less like a search bar and more like a trusted friend who gets it.

Yawn isn't just clever tech - it's a lifeline for families.

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About this episode

In this episode of Parents of the Year, Andrew and Caroline sit down withCamille Jaramis, founder of Ask Yawn, the first parenting AI designed to cut through the chaos of parenting advice online.

Camille shares how she and a team of parent-engineers built Ask Yawn to give exhausted parents quick, science-backed support—without the judgment or endless Googling at 3 a.m. They talk about how tech can help families, where it can cross the line, and why balance, privacy, and trust matter more than ever.

From late-night baby sleep struggles to the ethics of AI, this episode is honest, relatable, and packed with aha moments for anyone raising kids in the digital age.

It’s a conversation about parenting smarter, not harder, and remembering that connection always comes first.

Homework fIdeas

Audit Your Parenting Information Habits

Track where you get your parenting advice for one week (Google, social media, AI tools, friends).Reflect on which sources make you feel calmer vs. more anxious.Build a “Trusted Circle” of Resources

Choose 3 reliable go-to sources (a pediatrician, a sleep consultant, or a small expert community).Limit online searches to pre-vetted spaces or AI tools with transparent data practices (like AskYawn).Create a “Screen-Free Parenting Zone”

Set aside one daily block of time — even 15 minutes — where phones stay off and kids get your full attention. Notice how it changes connection and behaviour.

Model Digital Balance for Kids

Let your kids see you ask questions out loud or problem-solve without instantly reaching for a phone. It teaches patience, creativity, and self-trust.

Protect Mental Health During Information Overload

Remind yourself: not every “expert” is your expert.If searching online becomes obsessive or anxiety-driven, take a tech break and reach out to a professional.📌 Resources:

AskYawn — AI parenting assistant for baby sleep (ages 0–5)The Tech-Wise Family by Andy CrouchPostpartum Support International for emotional supportBaby Sleep Training Tips & Help Facebook Community Yawn: The Baby Sleep Training Podcast (Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts)About Camille

Camille Jaramis is the founder of Ask Yawn, an AI-powered parenting companion designed to support families through the messy, beautiful, and often overwhelming early years of raising children. In addition, Camille built one of the world’s largest parenting communities on Facebook with more than 670,000 members, authored The Baby Sleep Manual, and co-hosted The Baby Sleep Training Podcast. She brings both her lived experience as a mother and her professional background in technology and organizational development to everything she creates.

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