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Well, recently I commented on a video of the supernanny. Apparently, that's what she's called.

I've never really heard of her. But she made a good point

about the way parents today raise their kids or fail to. I guess we'll play the video. Here it is.

I'm going to say something that might make you uncomfortable. So sit tight. We are slowly

disabling our children. And I don't say that likely. I say that because I work with families

continuously every day. And I'm seeing a pattern that's growing. Children who are capable, but not being

taught. We're pushing children along on bikes instead of teaching them how to ride them. We're keeping

children in strollers who should be walking, climbing, building strength. We've got four-year-olds

still using dummies when that was only ever meant to be a short-term aide. Seven-year-olds who

can't brush their teeth properly without an electric toothbrush, eight-year-olds who can't brush their teeth properly without an electric toothbrush,

eight-year-olds who can't sit at table and use a knife and fork, nine-year-olds who don't

basically understand bathroom hygiene, and I find myself asking, when did we stop teaching these

life skills? When? And before you get defensive, I understand modern life is

busy. I do. But this isn't about time. It's about intention. Because every time we step in and do it

for them or avoid teaching because it's slower, messier or inconvenient, we take away an

opportunity for them to become capable and children want to feel capable. So we go back to basics,

parents. We teach the bike riding with support. Then without. We remove the dummy when it's no longer needed.

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