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From "Because I said so" to "Fine, eat junk food all day" — how much has parenting changed? 🛑 Is the "sovereign child" trend going too far, or is it progress?

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We often talk in "what-ifs" when it comes to raising kids. Which worst-case scenario is actually worse: an addicted iPad kid, or a teenager rebelling against strict rules? Full Episode: https://t.co/kLVhi1hrDp

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What do you say to people who look back on strict or tough parenting and actually appreciate it later? Is all damage trauma? Or is some of it just part of being human? Are parents supposed to be the ones adding extra damage? Or should they be your refuge - not the source of your wounds? What do you think? Was your parents' "damage" actually helpful, or are you still carrying it?

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Forcing Your Kids to Do Things They Hate...Do kids only learn how to overcome challenges and build resilience by doing things that they hate? Or can kids learn those lessons by doing things that they are actually interested in?

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No Bedtimes? Aaron Stupple's The Sovereign Child
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A child’s mind works the same way an adult's does—they just have less experience. Does having more knowledge give adults the right to rule over kids? Or do children deserve the same respect and sovereignty over their own lives?

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When we raise children in heavy, rule-based environments, we might think we are teaching them discipline—but are we actually teaching them to be dependent? In this video, we break down how strict authority-based parenting shifts a child’s mindset to an "external locus of control." Instead of learning how to think critically and solve problems for themselves, kids learn that life's challenges are best handled by finding an external authority and complying with it.

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Does enforcing rules destroy your relationship with your kids? 😳 When we force non-consensual rules on children, we stop being a trusted ally and start becoming an adversary they have to "navigate around." Think about how you’d feel if your boss micro-managed your every minute—it would damage the relationship, right? Why do we think it’s different for kids?

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Bedtime, Screens, Alcohol, Junk Food...Oh My - The Problem with Rules. We continue our discussion on Aaron Stupple's "The Sovereign Child".

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Episode 2: No Existential Crisis for Surya; Dayita Starting Midlife Crisis

https://t.co/n733NGK3zq

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Full first episode of the Hare Krishna Dads Podcast

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Haridhvani and Akhanda Nama share their feelings about starting a Hare Krishna Dads Podcast

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Akhanda Nama raises concerns about posting sensitive discussions

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Hare Krishna Dads Podcast has the potential to reach a wide audience.

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If our wives can listen to our discussions, is it really a men's sangha anymore?

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@brucefenton This sounds similar to what Quarter is doing:

https://t.co/1RS2AaU5qQ

I like the idea.

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My 10 Doubts about the Hare Krishna Religion

https://t.co/MqTr5y76xl

#HareKrishna #Prabhupada

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@DanyEid_ Appreciate the shout-out!

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My thoughts on crypto...

https://t.co/Bsg3lvqO6b

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How to Choose a Religion https://t.co/d3C3CADkD8