The idea that your kid isn't already aware of all of your vulnerabilities and flaws is just a preposterously conceited notion. And I think there's like a fine line to walk here, which is to say, well, if you did the thing, then there is going to be accountability for it. But also I want you to have been self-reflective enough to realize that you did that because you were tired or you were hungry or you were frustrated or anxious so that you become kind of more self-regulating in the future.
Ryan talks to Scott Hershovitz about the Adventures in Philosophy with Kids, the common misconceptions about philosophy, how to apply philosophy to actual life, and more.
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