10 Stoic Parenting Tips
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You’ve experienced the benefit of this philosophy. You’ve learned how to reframe obstacles as opportunities. In short, you’ve learned how to live a good life. And you want to give your children the same experience, only even earlier than you found it.
It’s not a surprise then that one of the most common questions we get is: How should I teach my child about Stoicism? How can we get our children interested in an ancient school of philosophy?
If you have kids, the most important role philosophy can play in all of your lives is in guiding the example you set for them. In the principles you embody. In the standards you hold yourself to. This is the area in which you can have true multi-generational impact.
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I raised two kids to adulthood and then had an “oopsie” baby in my forties, essentially starting all over again! My advice to parents is respect. Adults always want kids to respect them, but oddly don’t extend the same respect to their children. Respecting your child as an individual, as their own person, is key. Respect cannot be demanded, it must be earned, and you can set the example by respecting your child from day one.
Yes!!!!!!!!!! We had a son, and we have always treated him with respect from day one. We must earn our children's respect. They are tiny little individuals. Many people look at you like you're crazy when you tell them this.
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I hope you don’t ever say oopsie in front of that child. I’m constantly having to help my baby sister heal her heartache bc one of her friends moms called her that when she was little and she’s gone through so much therapy and STILL believes she was unwanted bc she’s an oopsie baby. She’ll never be convinced anyone wanted her. My parents were too old to do things they did with me and my other siblings that were their earliest kids and they were too arrogant to see they messed up
Thank you for this comment.
They are not only kids. They are energy, you get what you give.
10 stoic tips for raising great kids:
1. Show, don’t tell
2. Be ready when they are
3. Be consistent
4. Let them fail
5. Teach them to learn
6. Focus on what matters
7. Give them presence
8. It’s all a phase
9. Strap in
10. Read some books on parenting
Ironically, it says 'let THE fail' for number four.
I'm sitting in a car with a crying kid at 10am. I try explaining stoicism and how it can benefit her and how she handles things she doesn't like. I fail miserably. I turn to Ryan and the Daily Stoic for help and just 20 hours before there's a brand new video teaching me everything I need to know to help my little girl. Thanks, Ryan.
Im 17 and had quite a tough childhood..going to get therapy for 2yrs now...just watching because i want to be a mum one day and give some people a chance at their lives to be a normal person one day...
Keep doing the work and you will be a great mother. I had a rough childhood too... Lots of trauma and neglect. I've been lucky enough to have an amazing therapist (and the financial ability) to have worked with him for the better part of 13 years. I will never be perfect but, boy am I a different, better person because of the work I have done there. Being a present mother has been the most rewarding part of my life. I wish you the best in your future.
Really important to be at peace with yourself, so as not to pass on generational depression.
Never give up...
Whats normal anyway
Wished I could have watched this 40 years ago. But now I can share it with my children to watch for their children…😊
Yeeessss🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 We may have suffered our parents suffering, and our kids may even have suffered our suffering, but knowing what we know now, our grandchildren do not have to suffer our suffering as well, knowing what we know now ❣️💯
Being a parent is the highlight of my life! At 65 I look back at raising my son to be a man was/ is most important. Today he is a loving father with an adoring wife.
When my son was young, I remember looking out the window on a rainy day and asking my son if I should wear a coat, I let him make decision's, ya dad wear a coat!
New parent here. Im loving every minute of parenting and it is something that has given my life more meaning and purpose. Thank you for compiling these Gems 🎉
I love your video. When you upload your video I'm waiting for you. Never find success Magic Like you. Thanks, Daily Stoic.
I do not have kids, nor will I for a long time(I’m a kid technically), but even before I became a stoic I always saw a lot of value in it. After becoming a stoic, I feel that it’s almost a necessity as parenthood is a pretty huge part of life that gives so much meaning. I have been thinking about this topic for a while and seeing this video on my recommended made me light up because I knew this was going to talk about the right type of parenting - the one I’ve been thinking about so much recently, and I was not wrong
Working with high school students and motivational techniques that they could use immediately led to them realizing that everything that they have experienced, are learning and will learn in their future builds their knowledgebase of information as a bio-computerr that has the ability to think on their own and can make mistakes from that knowledge. But they are self-correcting off of their illusions (their misconceptions) and the delusions (false projections) that other people will push at them. Sensory input --> mental validation that validates from past experiences --> emotional valuing that drives them to --> Actions that they can take. All through an exercise that shows them how they think. Once they get to that point, the really cool stuff happens for them.
This is an awesome video. A good reading list.
I've worked with traumatized kids for years ... ironically, now it's personal. My daughter is married to an emotionally abusive man that is having a devastating impact on my 9 year old grandson. He is not his biological father. I'm in the position of doing damage control. I'm sure I can find some useful learning in the books suggested.
Good luck to you. My sister is in the same position and I feel for you.
Remember, even Marcus Aurelius. The greatest philosopher of all time failed at raising his son. Nothing in life will prepare you or make you immune to failing as a parent. No one is immune to it. Not even the greatest philosopher.
Use the Alexander Technique to better implement stoic principles - AT allows us to use our minds and bodies in the most efficient way - purely from a bio-mechanical pov - Frederick Mathias Alexander (Australian actor born 1880 ish) called it taking control of our psycho-physical organism - counter intuitively the process involves mentally ceding control - stopping yourself from trying to be right in your ‘use of yourself’ - another fave Alexander phrase
Great post ! Amazing topic. Thank you for sharing your experience and especially your thoughts on life .
I love stoism
Loved it, for my future kids
Thank you brother you truly have helped me so much
Thank you for touching on this topic!! I find in the self development/ consciousness expansion content online there is not enough focus on raising children AND evolved consciousness content FOR kids of all ages. Like, how EPIC would a cartoon centered on stoic values be!?!!?! 🤘... I believe it's all on its way. Wish I had it now for my 9 and 11 year old boys.
I'm 18 but this will be definitely useful in the future!
A key is to be honest about one’s mistakes as well.
Thanks for the video!
My daughter starts high school today. Count me in on the book.
Better have the guy talk real soon yikes
Boom, fantastic book!
I was asking 2 weeks ago in one of your videos for your recommended books for kids. Now I have been reminded that it's me who needs to read more parenting books. 😂 I would love to have that Daily Dad book in addition to your 7 books I have.😂
Love, from Philippines ❤❤❤
❤ thank you
I watch your videos here and there, I just want to say thank you. I just purchased your book the daily Dad. Let’s see if I can make improvements.
Needed this! First child due early November
That book is gonna be fire bro🔥
Shame I don’t have any kids 😞
Make a video on top Stoic books
12:40 ~ the section title says let the fail, not "let them fail."
Where do you get your background music from?
#kudos
we gotta get the person doing the editing to catch these typos. "Let The Fail" makes what is otherwise a very professional video look... not professional. Only commenting because i love your stuff.
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Love your content.
My dad talked to you on the phone once
Just had a baby 6 days ago.
Buckle up and enjoy. Congratulations
@@patrickmorris3262 thank you sir. He’s keeping me up but it’s a good experience so far.
bless u n the little muffin❤
Congratulations! Boy or girl?
@@tedwilson1477 a boy
Demonstrate how you fail and deal with that, Demonstrate integrity and accountability.
0:00: 💡 The importance of being present and modeling behavior for our children.
3:12: 👨👧👦 The speaker discusses important aspects of parenting and emphasizes the need for consistency, allowing children to fail, self-education, and planning for their future.
5:21: 📚 The importance of lifelong learning for adults and children.
8:26: 👪 The key to parenting is being present and cherishing every phase of your child's life.
10:40: 📚 The speaker discusses the importance of creating a healthy learning environment for children and recommends parenting books.
Recap by Tammy AI
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🧘♂️ Being present with family is vital, inspired by Kobe Bryant.
01:13 🚸 Model desired behavior, Stoic philosophy's role in parenting, and the impact of parental actions.
03:04 🔄 Consistency is crucial, routines in parenting, and their universal significance.
04:07 🌱 Encourage children to learn from failures, self-driven parenting, and seeking advice.
06:05 📚 Foster lifelong learning, draw from Stoic examples, and shift the education perspective.
08:45 🤹♀️ Embrace parenting phases, appreciate transitory moments, and be fully present.
10:00 🙏 Parenting as creating a nurturing environment for children's growth.
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I advice you to read Sahih al-Bukhari in English translation.
Why does Casey Neistat wear sunglasses indoors?
Do you know who you’re talking about? Hahahah
Here before the loser that comments on Ryan’s hat lol
Fr tho why do people care if he wears his hat backwards
That mention of Kobe 😢
So, I heard about Ryan Holiday and so I thought I would check him out here on youtube. I like to go all the way back to the very first videos when I check out someone or a certain topic. First video he's selling a coin, second video he's selling a print, third video he's selling another print. This guy seems like a salesman to me.
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You nailed it, he’s a plagiarist and he butchers Stoicism and Philosophy.
You look like you've since the fall of the roman empire
I am so grateful for the advice/wisdom you share! 🙏🫡
How would you know how to raise Good kids? you only just began 🤷🏾♂️
You don’t have to be done to be good at something! ❤
@@googone1902 at least not just starting
@@12345678933170 just because you were a bad parent in the beginning doesn’t mean we all were (:
man, if you have kids and are actually on youtube for tips on how to raise kids..WOOOOF
Hey is there any good translation for seneca on anger book? I dont know latin