
Aaron Stupple
Author of 'The Sovereign Child', advocating for a libertarian approach to parenting. He is also a practicing internal medicine doctor with an interest in the ideas of David Deutsch.
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Apr 13, 2025 • 2h 5min
Ep 235 - Aaron Stupple | Raising Sovereign Children
Aaron Stupple, a former teacher and physician, challenges traditional parenting norms through his book, 'The Sovereign Child.' He advocates for treating children as rational beings, fostering trust and collaboration instead of control. Stupple shares personal stories raising five children, emphasizing the importance of autonomy, especially regarding food and screen time. He debunks myths about screen addiction and encourages parents to foster emotional intelligence and resilience in a non-coercive environment, reshaping family dynamics for more empowered kids.

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Jun 24, 2025 • 50min
The Sovereign Child: A Libertarian Approach to Parenting? with Aaron Stupple | SLP668
Aaron Stupple, an internal medicine doctor and author of 'The Sovereign Child', shares his libertarian approach to parenting. He discusses the significance of understanding kids' behaviors instead of imposing strict discipline. Stupple advocates for fostering children's autonomy by allowing them to make choices, particularly regarding food and screen time. He emphasizes the vital role of trust in parent-child relationships, and argues that a supportive environment leads to better cooperation. His insights offer a fresh perspective on empowering children while ensuring their safety.

Jun 5, 2025 • 1h 22min
E341. Parenting Wars - Raising Kids To Think For Themselves - Aaron Stupple
Aaron Stupple, author of The Sovereign Child, shares his revolutionary approach to parenting that champions creativity and autonomy. He discusses turning mundane tasks, like brushing teeth, into fun games to foster problem-solving skills. Stupple critiques traditional rules, promoting free thought over rote obedience, and emphasizes how screens can be used as tools for learning rather than distractions. With insights drawn from Karl Popper, he highlights why defiance might be a child’s greatest strength in their journey toward independence.