No, I haven't worked on packaging projects, but I know how to work with Canva and other websites to create packaging designs. 

1. "My Grandma's Daily Check-In with Baba" SeriesCreate authentic-feeling videos showing a "day in the life" perspective where you film yourself setting up the AI companion for an elderly family member. Show the natural conversation flow - maybe the AI asking about medication, discussing the weather, or sharing a memory prompt. End with a heartwarming moment like "Grandma told Baba about her garden today and lit up talking about her tomatoes." This builds trust by showing real use cases while highlighting the emotional connection.2. "Reddit Stories: When Caregivers Need Help Too"Take popular caregiving stories from r/caregivers or r/AgingParents and create split-screen videos where you read the story on one side while showing how Baba could have helped in that specific situation. For example, a story about someone worried because their parent forgot to take medication becomes "What if there was an AI that gently reminded them and texted you when they confirmed they took it?" This positions your product as a solution to real problems the caregiving community faces.3. "AI Grandpa/Grandma Wisdom" ContentUse your AI to generate wise, comforting advice or old-fashioned sayings, then create cozy visual content around it. Think warm lighting, vintage aesthetics, and text overlay with quotes like "Today's reminder from AI Grandma Rose: 'A phone call is worth a thousand text messages.'" This builds your brand as caring and wise while subtly showcasing the AI's personality capabilities. You could even have followers submit questions for "AI Grandma" to answer.Each of these angles hits different emotional triggers - family connection, practical problem-solving, and nostalgic comfort - while demonstrating your product's value proposition.

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