Can a village still raise a child?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- The Pretty Tough Ladies are back at it! In this segment, we discuss parenting, role models and the overall changing landscape of raising children. Tune in as Tania, Deedan, Anne, Emily and Noniita share insightful views laced with humourous anecdotes.
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I clenched my teeth when one of the ladies confidently said she slapped a child not known to her because of spitting.
I absolutely don't condone such behaviour in children.
But some children exhibit certain behaviour not because they are poorly raised but have development struggles, autistic children tend to have that spitting behaviour.
What if that child who got slapped for spitting had a development delay?
Exactly!!!!
Thought the same, special need kids especially with neuro issues will do things…
We need to make more awareness about children with emotional and developmental needs.
@@MarthaAtuheire ohh yes we do!!!!!
The ignorance among people is just too much!!!
Exactly
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My opinion is I as a parent create that community of other parents and neighbours. To know their parenting style and we as a community come to an agreement on the boundaries of disciplinary action.
I love this so much, every day am inspired to raise my future kid better, coz every time I see and undisciplined kid I tell myself "my kid can't be like this"
❤❤❤Love to all the ladies, Great conversation here. It's very important to raise our children to be well behaved.
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Can you make an episode of each of you spending a day with a child? It would be wonderful to see how that happens in reality.
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The world will help you raise your child if you fail to.Tania webale
love it, eeeeeh all this brings memories of how I was raised 😅😂
I like it that Kansiime has had time to do all she loves. Just here looking at her accessories in wonder😂. But y'all looking good, male fellas could easily miss on the message!
I love Ann's earrings, so unique, and all the ladies look amazing
loving these conversations...and the tough beautiful ladies too..
i confirm Dee is a very good cook
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Ah! this looks like a combination of very strong personalities. I pray the group stands the test of time because am now glued to this channel.
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Ladies ladies, love the conversations. I also am from the school of thought that a child is raised by the community. If they are out of the house, they are in the public so they will need to abide by the rules there. We have to raise socially acceptable human beings. Admiration or inspiration of one person to another should stem from one's value system. What do these people value? What have they been taught? It is not too early to teach children age-appropriate self-awareness and mindful behaviour. Or generally good things to look up to in people even their schoolmates, neighbours, etc. It has to be the responsibility of the parent to monitor what their children consume. Children can meet who they admire for mentorship and career guidance. Children are more likely to listen to the people they admire like celebrities or friends more than their parents. An admired character can tell a 6-year-old child not to wear skimpy outfits until they are 20 years and they will listen. They will always refer to that moment.
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I think the problem we have nowdays is that this generation most of parents are also kids themselves so what do you expect
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Guys this is an interesting show. I will reserve my comments and just watch for now.
In today's society we have wall fences unlike us who were raised in boundless areas. Can the maid/guard at home also be part of the "village?" what are the boundaries of this village
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I was just waiting for this
A straight NO😂
I would be dead too. Some mothers are simply very absent
I think am getting Ann when she says she can meet this child to career guide him or her which is a good thing.
❤❤i love the conversation but the parents of this generation also need to be parented too eeh and when it comes to the children of this generation it's a total lose
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You ladies really overshadowed Emily. I think you should be more structured to ensure everyone has a chance to speak. Also, the theme of the episode got lost in the banter. Too little of “it takes a village.” And too much of “how should parents deal with their children’s idols.”
Yes I agree with you.
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But I cannot advocate for the beating because hhmmm children out there have health issues that can get you shocked. Just address the issue to the parents
Exactly!!!!!
It was sad to listen to that part!!!!!!
Dont slap people's kids, you'll be charged with assault!
The child was very wrong en deserved a punishment BUT you to raise your hand on tht child bse tht could have raised a lot of another war, your astranger don’t forget
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