God's Wisdom for Raising Children - Part 1 with Dr. James Dobson’s Family Talk | 8/14/2018
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2018
- Dr. James Dobson welcomes guest and fellow psychologist, Dr. John Rosemond. They explain how postmodern thinking has influenced child-rearing over the past several decades. The result is ineffective parenting and stressed-out moms and dads. In their discussion, focused on Rosemond's book Parenting by the Book, they talk about the need for Christian parents to return to a biblical method for raising and disciplining kids that both instills respect and inspires obedience.
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Parenting by The Book by John Rosemond: www.christianbook.com/parenti...
John Rosemond Website: www.rosemond.com/
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Dr. Dobson has a beautiful ministry. These "old fashioned" values have long been lost. I grew up without healthy discipline, but praise the Lord, He has changed my heart and mind. Thank you for the encouragement, it's much needed as I am in the trenches right now with 3 preschoolers. God bless you.
Wonderful! Greetings from Australia
my take-away: "calm, purposeful authority"
Thank you Dr James for you insightful words. The LORD is the only true way to eternal truth and America has strayed for his path. You are really are doing god's work by spreading this message, THANK YOU!
Thank you dr Dobson, my first book was parenting isnt for cowards and i was hooked. God bless
Blessed to hear, very helpful, God bless your ministry Dr. Dobs
I can personally say I am one person who experienced physical abuse due to christian spanking advice. I know I am far from the only one. This topic comes up a lot on ex Christian sites and soooo many have similar stories on how this teaching of spanking with objects led to abuse. My dad regrets he took their advice.
Correct a child, when adult he/she will not depart. I see this in orthodox Jewish families.
@@GodOfMySalvationIsYeshua Hitting is the last thing we want to be teaching our kids. I don't agree with you. The research is clear that hitting children causes trauma, at least for some of the them. We don't need to cause harm when teaching a child.
They said spanking should be rare and the child should be saturated in love. Love + authority- not one or the other.
@@Grace-Upon-Grace associating hitting with love is not the right lesson. Is it okay for a sibling to rarely hit their other sibling? Why do we teach kids not to hit yet do the same thing to them? Not a lot of logic in that
@@sarayoung9395 and there is the rub. I agree that a child should never be “hit” as in abuse or anger or frustration. Discipline doesn’t mean hitting a child, it means listening to them, letting them express their feelings and then determine consequences if any is needed, such as giving an apology, returning a stolen item, time alone. I used to make one disagreeing sons wash one side of the window while the other son washed the other side of same window. They worked it out. For a toddler who willfully wants to defy you, no hitting is needed, but a light tap on the fingers to protect them from harm is needed if they won’t stop the harmful activity. I know what being spanked out of anger feels like and it’s definitely not what they are talking about. Teaching self-control while “lavishing” unconditional love is what they are talking about. I’m sorry you were abused/ that was definitely not of God not Christian in any way. The mental, emotional and physical well-being of the child is first and foremost what we want and every child is different in what they need to communicate that.
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