Observations on

Care as Infrastructure

6 observations

Dorme, Neném: The Lullaby Was Always a Horror Story

System: Bedtime folklore as child-safety infrastructure

The old system assumes fear is enough to keep children safe, but modern danger also requires language, consent, and digital literacy.

My grandma knew

System: Medical knowledge systems and women’s embodied observations

The system treats unmeasured experience as absence of evidence, so women’s recurring bodily observations become anomalies instead of research questions.

The Machines Are Thirsty

Motherhood, AI, and the Fear of Falling Behind

Testing bias in LLM’s using my methodology

System: Children Hospital Appointment in Ireland

The system assumes that care ends at discharge, and that follow-up will happen without active coordination from the parent.