Transcript
0:00 you know we're the same age I didn't have any friends that were suffering from anxiety well we didn't know it I mean I'm sure we I'm sure they were there but but they weren't like the numbers we have today no no they weren't I mean granted I would contend that a lot of that has to do with the proliferation of social media um the internet but but that not withstanding I mean that's not going anywhere so we've
0:20 got to figure out how to navigate that and in in rearing resilient children is the greatest struggle for us right now we we're trying a number of different things going back to what we were talking about a few minutes ago Faith that's going to be one of the one of the pillars that we're creating uh we also spend a lot of time making sure that our kids are around our extended family who you know are of modest means
0:46 and you know live like regular people drive regular cars or regular houses leave regular lives um they spend a lot of time around cousins and um great and we also don't start with yes with them we tell our kids no a lot
Summary
- Anxiety levels in children have increased, potentially linked to social media and the internet.
- The importance of navigating the challenges posed by modern technology is highlighted.
- Raising resilient children is seen as a significant struggle for parents today.
- Faith is identified as a key pillar in developing resilience.
- Spending time with extended family helps children maintain a sense of normalcy and connection.
- The speakers emphasize the importance of saying "no" to children to teach boundaries and resilience.