650 ready-written AI prompts for Nigerian parents, a short course for you, an AI course for your child, a family safety toolkit and 66 quizzes and games — one payment, one full year.
The holiday starts well. By week two it is screens from morning till night, and you have run out of ideas.
You know AI could help with your child’s work — you just do not know what to type into it.
Term resumes, and the gaps from last term are still sitting there exactly where they were.
Five parts, one payment. Everything below is included — nothing is an upgrade.
Written for Nigerian family life, not adapted from an American blog. Every one is filled in with your own details before you send it.
The short course for you, the parent: why AI is worth your time, how to send your first prompt, how to get more out of the collection, how to keep your child safe while you do it, and how to build a rhythm that survives both the holidays and the term.
An AI literacy course your child reads with you: what AI is, why it gets things wrong, privacy, using it honestly for schoolwork, and — for the older track — how models really work, bias and deepfakes.
Practical safety guidance for Nigerian families — home and everyday security, holiday travel, the school run, online safety for children, and how to brief your children without frightening them.
Shareable quizzes and word games at three levels, from general knowledge and mental maths to AI literacy. Send one to your child, and their score comes back to you.
One payment covers the whole year — every prompt, both courses, the safety toolkit and the games.
Get the Kit →Pick a prompt
Open the category that matches your evening — homework, boredom, revision, character — and choose from 650 ready-written prompts.
Fill in the brackets
Each prompt has [square brackets] for the bits only you know: your child’s age, class, subject, your town, your budget.
Paste it into any AI tool
Send it in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity. The free versions are enough — you do not need a paid AI subscription.
Open the prompts, both courses, the safety toolkit and the quizzes for yourself. Five minutes, no login, no card details.
Preview the kit free →Your access arrives as soon as payment goes through.
Want an ongoing subscription instead, with 3,000+ parent prompts? See PromptPaddi for Parents plans →
If you can send a WhatsApp message, you can use this. Every prompt is already written for you — you fill in a few details in square brackets, copy it, and paste it into an AI app. The AI for Parents course walks you through your very first one in about six minutes.
Whichever you like — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity all work, and all of them have a free way to sign up and send a message. You do not need a paid AI subscription on top of this kit. The AI Toolkit inside shows nine tools and what each one is best at.
The prompts cover primary through secondary. The children’s course, AI Explorers, runs in three age tracks — Junior (ages 6–9), Core (ages 10–12), Advanced (ages 13–15) — so a six-year-old and a fifteen-year-old each get something written for them.
That is exactly why the kit includes a safety module in the parents’ course, an online-safety module in the children’s course, and the Family Safety Toolkit. The guidance is to read every answer before handing it to your child — AI can be confidently wrong, and the courses teach your child to spot that too.
Yes — choose the two-adult option. The second adult gets their own login and their own year of access, sent to their own email, for one combined payment.
One full year from the day you pay. The content is reviewed and refreshed every year, so what you open in month eleven is still current. You can renew when the year is up.
Payment goes through Paystack — card, bank transfer or USSD. Your access link arrives straight after payment, and if you ever lose it you can have it resent to the phone number or email you paid with.
Built for real Nigerian households — the evenings when homework is due and nobody has the energy left.
Get the Kit — ₦12,800 →