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The Dan Bongino Show
The Dan Bongino Sunday Special 03/31/24 - Lauren Boebert, Jesse Watters, Abigail Shrier and an epic Dan rant
Mar 31, 2024
57:54
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Lauren Boebert discusses the danger of losing the house. Dan criticizes Congress for lack of accountability. Jesse Watters talks about interviewing people on the liberal fringe. Abigail Shrier talks about raising children wrong.
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- Over-reliance on therapy and catering to children's emotions may lead to increased anxiety and lack of resilience.
- Absent fathers contribute to a generation lacking resilience and self-confidence due to a lack of boundaries and risk-taking encouragement.
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Overreliance on Therapy and Helicopter Parenting Impacting Children
The book 'Bad Therapy' by Abigail Shire highlights the negative consequences of over-reliance on therapy and helicopter parenting on children. The approach of constantly focusing on children's feelings, accommodating their emotions, and avoiding discomfort is leading to increased anxiety, depression, and a lack of resilience in the younger generation. By catering to children's feelings and obsessing over them, parents may unintentionally be fostering a culture of victimhood and fragility in their children.
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