Not long ago, coding felt like something only future computer scientists needed to learn. Then came the apps, the robots, the AI assistants and suddenly every parent I know is asking the same question: should my kid be learning this stuff? The short answer is yes. But not because every child needs to become a programmer. It’s because coding and AI literacy teach kids how to think logically, creatively, and systematically. Those skills show up in math, in writing, in problem-solving, and increasingly in whatever career path they end up choosing. The harder question is where to start. The market for kids’ coding and AI education has exploded, and the…