Smart Parenting in a Digital World
Why Smart Parenting Matters in a Digital World
In today’s digital world, you can let tech happen to your child or explore it together. Without guidance, kids may:
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Struggle to understand how tech works
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Miss out on building confidence
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Stay passive instead of becoming creators
Smart parenting means learning tech side by side, making it a shared, curious adventure.
A Smart Parenting Approach to Tech Learning
Technology doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. With Zerus & Ona, we turn screen time into story time giving you simple, engaging ways to introduce your child to how tech works, without needing to be an expert yourself.

Learn & Grow Together
Explore how technology works through stories and activities designed for curious kids and supportive parents.

Build Real-World Confidence
Our playful approach helps kids feel capable and creative in a world shaped by technology.

No Tech Experience Needed
Everything is designed for parents too with no technical background required.

Offline & Hands-On
Our books bring tech to life without relying on screens. Perfect for everyday connection and learning.

Built by a Mom, Coder & Educator
Created by Miriam Tocino, mother, software developer, and tech educator, Zerus & Ona was born from a simple idea:
Tech learning should be a shared journey.
Not a solo challenge.
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Miriam helps parents guide their kids through tech with confidence and no experience needed. Her books spark curiosity, connection, and playful learning for the whole family.
What Our Readers Say
"Zerus & Ona awakens kids' curiosity—especially girls'—for the world of tech and its more creative side. A fun, engaging way to close the gender gap in STEAM."
Rav Bumbra, Year Tech Woman 2023 and 2024
“A rare delight. Zerus & Ona offers children a warm, welcoming intro to the digital world—one that adults enjoy reading alongside them, too.”
John Gonzalez, writer of Horizon: Zero Dawn
“Zerus & Ona encourages kids to be curious about tech. Through storytelling, it lays a strong foundation for robotics, coding, and creative thinking.”
Deborah Carter, Director NewTechKids