Get it, the virtue.

Parents, I need you to make me feel better.

This isn't so much parent's fails,

because I think what the parent fail, like, it's not intentional.

Whereas this is more parent's lacking, okay?

And this is where you're at your wits and you're exhausted,

you have no fight left to give.

And so you just give in.

And whatever your kid is doing, you say,

screw it, play with that thing,

even though I know it's dangerous.

Now, let me explain.

I'm not talking about knives or sharp object or anything like that.

But I'm going to give you some examples of things I let Jimmy play with,

even though I know he shouldn't be playing with him.

But I literally have no fight left in me to give.

Like, I've just, I've hit my limit.

And I don't want to deal with the toddler tantrum.

Now, this is not good parenting.

Could you establish some bad patterns of behavior

by letting the play with certain things that they shouldn't play with,

but whatever, I just want to, I want to hopefully believe

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