Child Development & Positive Parenting Skills 5

[khatol20]

amazing lecture

[faronkeilbatch]

Interesting post.

[aaronlikesalex]

HELP ME !! should i take this drug or is it bad ? Trilafon (perphenozine) or Invega ?? help me i don't want to go brain dead from this shit help ..

[goanyways]

I think what is communicated within these videos definitely serves purpose throughout the minds and hearts as well as lifestyles for those willing to listen...Great backround in the video by the way! If helps me focus entirely on the vid, can all of Mr. Breedings' videos have this picture in the backround because he has that nightlife sort of tone that goes just wonderfully.

[hunhs]

Really interesting, thanks

[luticia]

Somehow he's a bit weird or confused. Well,think he's just a typical "normal" psychologist *lol*

[jantheempress]

Thanks for sharing :)

[catfishmudflap]

I love the way Dr. Breeding thinks and contemplates the meanings of even the words we use. It is so wonderful. The "eyes of delight"...never so true.

[sarahkharm]

I learned a lot from the video, great job

[DoJaenin]

I'm not even a native speaker and I understand every word. Maybe you need new speakers.

[quitejaded]

I don't want this guy to be my child's psychologist.

[SkaetrPunk777]

why not?

[Neffabletranscendent]

If you don't like your child's behavior, look in the mirror. Our children are a reflection of what they're exposed to. We teach our children how to respond to the world around us. Yes, they pick up other behaviors from their peers, but if they have a solid knowledgeable foundation they will be able to discern for themselves what is appropriate or inappropriate behavior.

[rctube1958]

Yes, but from what I've seen of life they'll only discern what is appropriate or inappropriate behavior somewhere around 30.

[quitejaded]

When kids spend more time with their peers than with their parents, what are you expecting the outcome to be?

[marpoq]

yeah parents are usually too immature to be capable parents, so they go to extremes instead of dealing with situations using rational thought, logic, and understanding

[rctube1958]

Excuse me but I assume you don't have children because then you would know that rational thought, logic, and understanding have little to do with raising children. By definition, all parents are "immature" when it comes to raising children. You only become mature AFTER you have raised children and made all of your parenting mistakes. Children need love, empathy, and discipline. Work from there and you'll be on the right path.

[marpoq]

Wow, what to say... Congrats on being a moron? You obviously have no idea what I was talking about, let alone what you're talking about. Instead of going to extremes like he was talking about in the video, rational thought and logic would be used there, as well as in other things. Understanding comes out, quite obviously, in trying to understand your child. I wont go into it anymore as I'm sure its well beyond your comprehension. You yourself are obviously very immature. Goodbye

[Koroodetto]

I think naughty children are because of parents not diciplining them! They r used to getting their own way.

[Gonji]

And what if the children act like that because of the parent mistreating their apparently, "naughty children"? Why not let the children express themselves, and the parent direct them and mentor them in a non-violent or verbally-abusive way?

I don't think emotions can be desensitized. It's not natural.

[BrainRazer]

I put this guy on to help me fall asleep.

[phfrankh]

generational "Victorian type" parenting, perpetuated by catastrophic ,historical events." transference" Yes! It's time to heal our child also.

[phfrankh]

..."Out of the mouth of Babes" Children ought to be heard somemore!

[SKYSURVEYOR]

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