
Where Do They Learn To Judge?
Jun 1, 2021
In this episode, the host dives into how seemingly casual remarks can profoundly influence children's views on judgment and kindness. Discussions range from offhand comments about spending habits to jokes about celebrity appearances. The emphasis is on the lessons parents inadvertently teach through their attitudes and conversations. The importance of fostering open-mindedness and compassion in children is highlighted, urging listeners to be more mindful of their daily words and interactions.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Mindful Speech
- Be mindful of what you say, even under your breath, as kids learn judgment from parents.
- Model open-mindedness and kindness, avoiding snap judgments, especially around children.
Learned Behavior
- Negative traits like snobbery and prejudice are learned, not innate.
- Children adopt biases from their environment, including parents' casual remarks and judgments.
Model Kindness
- Strive for kindness and avoid negative comments, even behind people's backs.
- Children observe and internalize parents' behavior, so model desired traits consistently.