# The Gen Beta Guide > Parenting + AI for the Gen Beta generation (born 2025+) ## Posts - [Marketing to Gen Beta parents in India: a practical playbook](https://thegenbeta.com/marketing-to-gen-beta-parents-in-india-a-practical-playbook/): The buyers today are millennial and Gen Z parents. How to earn their trust with privacy, proof and useful content. - [Gen Alpha vs Gen Beta: 7 differences every parent should know](https://thegenbeta.com/gen-alpha-vs-gen-beta-7-differences-every-parent-should-know/): Gen Alpha grew up with touchscreens; Gen Beta will grow up with AI that talks back. Here is what actually changes for parents. - [Diapering and first-year shopping list for India (month by month)](https://thegenbeta.com/diapering-and-first-year-shopping-list-india-month-by-month/): How many diapers you will actually use, cloth vs disposable, and a month-by-month first-year shopping list for Indian parents so you buy what you need, when you need it. - [How to choose a safe baby monitor in India (privacy-first buying guide)](https://thegenbeta.com/how-to-choose-a-safe-baby-monitor-in-india/): Audio, video or Wi-Fi? A privacy-first guide to picking a baby monitor in India: what features matter, what is hype, and the security settings to change on day one. - [Baby registry essentials for India: what you really need (and what to skip)](https://thegenbeta.com/baby-registry-essentials-india-what-you-really-need/): A practical, India-specific baby registry list: true must-haves for sleep, feeding, diapering, bathing and travel, plus the expensive extras you can skip. - [AI in the nursery: helpful tools vs hype](https://thegenbeta.com/ai-in-the-nursery-helpful-tools-vs-hype/): Smart monitors, cry translators and AI toys: a calm guide to which nursery tech genuinely helps, which is mostly hype, and how to judge any new gadget. - [Raising Gen Beta: the first-year checklist for AI-native babies](https://thegenbeta.com/raising-gen-beta-the-first-year-checklist-for-ai-native-babies/): A calm, practical first-year checklist for parents of Gen Beta babies: health basics, sleep, feeding, play, and the digital decisions worth making early. - [What is Generation Beta? (2025–2039) — a parent’s guide](https://thegenbeta.com/what-is-generation-beta-2025-2039-a-parents-guide/): Generation Beta is the name for children born from 2025 to 2039. Here is who they are, why the label exists, and what it actually means for the way you parent. - [Why brands should care about Gen Beta now (marketer brief)](https://thegenbeta.com/why-brands-should-care-about-gen-beta-now-marketer-brief/): Gen Beta's parents are already shopping. A brief for marketers on who these families are, what they value, and how to earn their trust responsibly. - [Screen time for Gen Beta infants: evidence-based basics](https://thegenbeta.com/screen-time-for-gen-beta-infants-evidence-based-basics/): What the WHO and AAP actually recommend on screen time for babies and toddlers, why it matters, and realistic ways for busy families to follow it. ## Pages - [Blog](https://thegenbeta.com/blog/): Calm, evidence-based guides for parents raising Generation Beta: babies, AI, screens and the first years. - [Home](https://thegenbeta.com/): Calm, evidence-based guides for parents of babies born from 2025 onward — the first year, screens, privacy, and the tools actually worth trusting. - [Affiliate Disclosure](https://thegenbeta.com/affiliate-disclosure/): The Gen Beta Guide (thegenbeta.com) is reader-supported. Some links on this site are affiliate links, including links to Amazon.in, Flipkart and FirstCry. - [Contact](https://thegenbeta.com/contact/): Questions, corrections or story ideas? Email owner@thegenbeta.com. - [About](https://thegenbeta.com/about/): The Gen Beta Guide is an independent, India-based guide for parents raising Generation Beta: children born from 2025 onward who will grow up with AI as an ordinary part of life. - [Privacy Policy](https://thegenbeta.com/privacy-policy/): The Gen Beta Guide (thegenbeta.com) respects your privacy. [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)