nephews

Well, if my nephews ever want to take on programming this might be a good place to start.

The result are usually 2d animation programs, in the case of nephews and nieces: games.

At the moment, I'm mentoring my younger siblings, nieces, and nephews who are on their way to college.

I have been developing enterprise applications which is boring to all kids, including my nieces and nephews.

As an uncle it's painful to not be allowed to take my sickly, sheltered nephews camping because their over protective mother doesn't approve.

All of my little cousins and nieces/nephews (big family) are really picky eaters, some on a level that makes me wonder about the parents.

I could see myself using it to read stories to my nieces and nephews that I don't get to see often.

If my startup works, I get financially comfortable, and CPS or some such makes trouble for the nephews, nieces, etc.

I have several nephews spread from 2 through 10 years old and there is an extremely distinct difference in basic maturity level between them all.

If you have nested display:contents things, it just works: you end up with a box and what used to be its great-nephews/nieces in the same flat list is all.

I have nieces and nephews that age, and from what I can tell getting in to a good college is an unpaid full time job now.

Haha as I read TFA I envisioned the UPS guy unloading boxes and boxes of toilet paper at the homes of my young nieces and nephews.

When asked them what they want to become, a number of nerdy boys I know (cousins, nephews, etc.) have answered "I want to make video games!".

It's also at odds with your statement "Meanwhile, to those who are unhappy about the idea of having books with flipping animation on the browser, here's a little tip: A lot of kids, especially my nephews, love it," so I feel like there's a little bit of confusion about the audience.