Transcript
0:00 what is the most triggering thing that my kids do it's being disrespectful when they sound entitled and breathy when they roll their eyes when they're sarcastic when they slam doors or walk out in the middle of conversations when they talk back to me in rude ways I find that really triggering and the thing is that mainstream parenting seems to have a little bit just lifted up their hands at this issue and said we've got nothing I've read hundreds literally of
0:30 parenting books and they have so much beautiful wisdom to them but the problem with the movements like conscious gentle respectful parenting is that as beautiful as they are they simply don't give us tools of what to do when our child doesn't mirror back everything that we're modeling to them and I don't know what to do when the road of modeling comes to an end and then there's still disrespect happening how do we actually teach our children to be
0:55 respectful to us that's what I'm going to explore in today's video
Summary
- Disrespectful behaviors from children can be triggering for parents.
- Common triggers include entitlement, eye-rolling, sarcasm, and talking back.
- Mainstream parenting often fails to provide effective strategies for handling disrespect.
- Conscious and gentle parenting movements, while insightful, lack actionable tools for real-life situations.
- The speaker seeks to explore methods for teaching children respect in the face of ongoing disrespect.