Co-Founder of BYTE Challenge | Associate Application DevOps Consultant at IBM | Keynote Speaker

Parenting is hard. Getting real answers shouldn’t be.
How do I get my baby to sleep? How can I get work-life balance? Why won’t my toddler eat vegetables?
Is it normal if my teenager ignores my texts but posts on Instagram all day?

If you’ve ever asked these (or 1 million other) parenting questions, you’re in the right place. I founded CHILLD because parenting is tough—but finding expert-backed solutions shouldn’t be.

CHILLD is a first-of-its-kind parenting expert platform where thousands of specialists help parents navigate every stage, from getting pregnant to handling teenagers (and everything in between).
✅ Instant access to practical solutions that actually work, not just theories.
✅ Personalized guidance for newborns, toddlers, big kids, and teens.
✅ One-tap expert support for all parenting challenges, 24/7.

🚀 The CHILLD app is launching soon! Want to test it firsthand? DM me!

About Me:  Tech, Parenting, & Innovation

By day, I’m an IT Consultant at IBM and a Board member of the Society for Computer Science.
By night, I’m the CEO & Founder of Chilld GmbH.

During nap time, I’m an author of Anhalter durch die Branche, helping young professionals navigate the tech world.

Co-founder of BYTE Challenge, an award-winning platform bringing free tech education to students worldwide. (I even got invited to Schloss Bellevue by the German President!) When I’m not building businesses or debugging life, you’ll find me baking cakes or running half-marathons.

Let’s Connect!

📩 I love chatting about parenting, tech, and entrepreneurship, but pls keep it productive. Remember, I have twins. 

Follow me for a mix of expert insights & hilarious parenting memes (because if you don’t laugh, you cry).

DM me if you’re interested in testing CHILLD before launch or collaborating! 🚀

Carolin Neumann

I used to swear I’d never hand my kids a screen.
Then I became a working parent.
Without a village by my side.

Research shows that excessive screen time at a young age can affect focus, language, and emotional development. But real life also includes meetings, deadlines, and days when you need a minute.

The answer isn’t guilt. It’s a balance.
Simple activities. Short limits. Realistic expectations.
Working parents aren’t lazy. We’re just figuring it out in real time. All sorts of different shit at once.

The easiest way to figure things out is by asking someone who's been there before and solved it. That's what I do with all my (parenting) problems.

That’s exactly why I’m connecting parents to trusted parenting experts, real guidance, and support that solves your unique parenting problems and actually fits in your family life. 

Because none of us should have to figure this out alone. 

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Hi, I’m Carolin - I connect parents to certified experts to solve your unique parenting issues and have a stress-free family life. 

Getting support from someone who has solved a similar issue 100 times already saves a lot of stress and makes parenting so much easier! I promise it saves time, money, and a lot of difficult situations 

My twins are 3 years old, I'm a working mom, and I've tried it alone; it didn't work too well. 

Follow me to learn more, and reach out to me if I can help you to accelerate your family life by getting the support needed.

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BYTE Challenge

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Screen time isn't the ultimate solution

Don’t wait for perfect conditions. Run anyway.
That’s what I told myself, stepping outside at -10°C, long before the sun was up.

As a mum of 3-year-old twins, mornings are usually about everyone else. Schedules, snacks, getting through the day. 

This run wasn’t about fitness goals or speed. It was about doing one hard thing for myself before the noise started.

The cold was too much; with every step, my head felt clearer.
It reminded me of something I’ve learned the hard way. Strength isn’t built in big moments. It’s built when you show up, even when it’s uncomfortable.

I’m Carolin. A working mum who tried to do it all alone and learned that support matters. Now I help parents connect with certified experts so family life feels calmer and less stressful.

Follow me for honest motherhood moments. And reach out if you need support along the way 🤍

Do you ever feel like no matter what you do, it’s never enough?
 
That quiet (and sometimes loud) voice of mom guilt shows up when you’re working, resting, setting boundaries, or simply trying to get through the day.

The truth is, there’s no single “right” way to be a mom. Letting go of guilt starts with noticing it, questioning it, and reminding yourself that your kids don’t need perfection. 

They need you, present, trying, and learning along the way.

That’s why I’m creating a space where parents can get real support, learn from trusted parenting experts, and feel less alone in these moments. Because parenting is hard, and none of us should have to figure it out by ourselves.

If this resonated, save it and stay connected 💛

They say you can talk to kids calmly without raising your voice.
Sure… in books.

In real life, I’ve tried everything, and they still don’t listen until I repeat it 17 times.

Why do kids only hear us when it’s inconvenient? 😆

From one generation to another.

My twins recently started playing with their “new” toys. But these toys were once mine. Taken out of the cellar, cleaned with love, wrapped carefully, and passed on.

Watching them play was emotional. The same toys I held as a child were now in their little hands. New laughs. New stories. Same joy.

They don’t know where the toys came from. They don’t know the memories behind them. They just know how happy they feel while playing.

And for me, that meant everything.

Some things don’t get old.
They just find their way back… with even more love. 🤍

Nothing wakes a child faster than realizing you left the bed. 
 
They were asleep. You tiptoed out. Everything was fine… until it wasn’t.

If bedtime feels like a high-stakes escape mission, you’re not alone.

I’m on a mission to create a space where parents can share moments like these, learn from experts, and feel a little more supported through the chaos. 

Because parenting shouldn’t feel like a solo job.

If this felt familiar, save it and follow for more.💜

The balance everyone talks about? It’s not real.
 
Being a working mom feels more like a swing than a straight line. Some days you win at work, some days you win at home, and most days you’re just doing your best to keep going.

And that’s okay. Balance isn’t about doing it all at once. It’s about showing up where you’re needed, one day at a time.

Parenting is doing a lot… just to avoid doing more.

The thought of setting things up for even a small outing makes you question the choice, and your mind pushes to cancel just by calculating the amount of extra work.

Why is staying home starting to feel like the real win? 😂

Being a mom means half your thoughts stay in your head.

The other half gets lost somewhere between snacks, questions, and “Mom! Mom! Mom!”

Does this happen to you, too, or am I just tired? 😅

Their ignoring power is unmatched when they’re busy doing something not so important. 😅
 
Incoming calls? Completely ignored. YouTube on my phone? Full focus, no distractions.

Why do kids have this level of selective attention?

Personal space? Never heard of her. 😅
 
My twins believe we need to be within arm’s reach at all times. Bathroom, work, five steps away… doesn’t matter.

Is anyone else being followed around all day, too?

Every toddler parent starts confident… and learns fast. 
 
You think you’ve got it figured out, then toddlers remind you who’s really in charge. From sleep myths to snack rules, these rookie mistakes humble us all real quick.

Which one did you learn the hard way? 👀

Are you making these mistakes too?

This is what a working mom’s brain looks like on any random day.
 
Half thinking about work. Half thinking about kids. And somehow also remembering laundry, dinner, daycare messages, and all the feelings in between.

Being a working mom isn’t about choosing one role over the other. It’s carrying both at the same time. 

The guilt, the pride, the planning, the constant mental load. We switch hats all day, every day, without a pause button.

If your mind feels full before the day even starts, you’re not failing. You’re just doing a lot, and doing it well.

This is your reminder, working moms. 💛
 
You don’t have to choose one version of yourself. You can love your work, love your kids, take breaks, set boundaries, and still be doing a great job.

Some days will look different than others, and that’s okay. 

Growth after motherhood isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing what fits this season.

If this feels like something you needed to hear today, save it for later.

This is your reminder!

When you try to be a fun parent… but also a tired one. 😅

I spent 20 minutes setting everything up so I wouldn’t have to play, and somehow I still ended up being the activity.

Why does this plan never work the way we imagine it will?

What type of packaging person are you?

Because in our house, Christmas packaging became a full event.

My tiny helping hands took over the Christmas tree first. Ornaments weren’t just hung; they were carefully selected.

Then came the gifts. Oh, their cute little packages stole the Christmas spotlight. Not because they looked perfect. But because they were full of care, excitement, and love.

Watching them create, concentrate, and help reminded me what this season is really about. It’s not the wrapping.
It’s the hands. The heart. The moments in between.

And honestly, no perfect packaging and decoration can beat that. 🎄✨

I am a PhD student at Bielefeld University, enrolled in the Intelligent Systems PhD program since October 2023. My research centers on social exclusion in human-technology teams, exploring various forms of exclusion such as ignoring, averted eye gaze, non-responsiveness, hurtful laughter, bullying, and more. With a solid background in Psychology and applied fields in Computer Science, I thrive at the intersection of these disciplines. I enjoy programming human-robot interactions and working with large language models in Python, combining my passion for understanding human behavior with cutting-edge technology. I am a strong advocate for Open Science,  Open Code, Open Data, and Open Materials. I am committed to contributing to the field by making all my resources freely available, along with tutorials for those new to Python. Feel free to check it out!

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