I don’t mean to oversimplify your point, so I’ll phrase this as a question:
Should we punish children for bad behavior? How do we discipline without punishing? How can we discipline our kids but avoid making them feel bad?
I worry that the collapse of discipline, among other things, leads to a great number of young people about to enter the world with totally misaligned expectations about surviving and thriving as an adult.
Should we punish children for bad behavior? How do we discipline without punishing? How can we discipline our kids but avoid making them feel bad?
I worry that the collapse of discipline, among other things, leads to a great number of young people about to enter the world with totally misaligned expectations about surviving and thriving as an adult.