My four-year-old finally zipped up her own jacket last week and the look on her face was pure magic. That moment of "I can do it" is such a huge win for them. It's easy to forget how many tiny skills we take for granted now. Seeing them figure something out for the first time is honestly the best part of my day. It just fills you up with this weird happy pride. Those little victories are everything.

That zero knowledge thing is the whole point of using a password manager though. If they could get into your vault, then a hacker could too. It really sucks to get locked out, but it means the security is actually working as advertised. You just have to be super careful with that master password because it's the only key. Maybe writing it down and keeping it somewhere safe is the old school backup plan.