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Parenting vs making fun off your kids





Parenting vs making fun off your kids

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30 thoughts on “Parenting vs making fun off your kids”

  1. I feel like you should just straight up tell em that they need to prove their the fastest, and if they fail, (in which they will be because their 7), they will learn themselves and will want to learn how to win, if they truly don’t like to be beat.

  2. 100% agree sir! And people label that as "gentle parenting" and I get mocked for it. Nope just raising a child who I'm teaching to regulate his emotions… bc its something I struggle with and I don't want him to have the same struggles

  3. Kids, unfortunately, dont come with user's manuals. Use the force to guide your way… We should know instictly what to do. If i had acted like this in the 60s or 70s, i would have ended up in a body cast. My father only had to spank me one time in my life. Once. No joke..
    I turned out ok. He is an industrial and organizational psychologist.

  4. Maaaaan!!!!!!!😂😂😂 fuck that😂😂😂 that shit funny asf😂😂😂 bro my husband was like this and my kids would tease us back… but now my kids are teenagers and I can tell you one thing they're not Bratz and they're definitely not mean to other people❤

  5. This was mean- I think depending ont the child they need to understand the hierarchy. Some kids think very genuinely they smarter or know better than their guardians and that's a ptoblem.

  6. Yea the dad in the video is an asshole ngl. What did he achieve? Belittling and enraging his child, for what? His own ego. That is a lose
    Lose. He is not raising a man with his mockery, he is creating an enemy.

  7. Y’all are weird. The guy was poking fun at his kid cuz he’s throwing a tantrum over losing a race. Kid probably is tired and needs a nap so he’s lashing out cuz he’s cranky. This is just silly to think that using a video like this out of context is grounds to say anything was done wrong here.

  8. Have to show your authority to the child from a sincere parental perspective and eye contact for keeping their attention as you explain in their logic ! It takes more time and work in the beginning but gets much easier the sooner the adult with a brain and patience learns how to find and stay on their level

  9. That was bullying his own kid. Parents are supposed to be the strong core that helps teach you how to regulate your emotions. The rest of the world and his peers at school will teach him the harsh reality of things and how to be tough. But he can't be emotionally strong if his core at home doesn't feel safe and like he can be vulnerable. That just makes him feel alone. I was raised by a similar people and now I have horrible self esteem, anxiety, and trouble self regulating

  10. No. You shouldn’t reward a temper tantrum. Make them leave until they can control themselves THEN you talk to them. When you’re ready to speak calmly and respectfully we’ll talk. Until then you go learn to control yourself.

  11. This is why people can't be parents, but have them young anyways and we end up with the same generational curses and they ask how..children shouldnt have children, period, it doesn't matter what your age is.

  12. Long read — once watched documentary about lab mice— that when they are given a new task to learn or train — if the task is too hard or impossible for them, the rats would just give up and not try — if the task was too simple, they would get bored not do it either — so a balance had to happen where the mice are challenged. With my child, I taught her how to win and how to lose. When we play games that are competitive, I’d let her win once or twice and then I’d win — teaching kids how to be a “loser” is more important than teaching them how to be a winner. Life is about balance. Taunting your child is awful. That was a whole grown adult who obliviously knew he could and would beat his son but didn’t let him have a win or offer advice on how to do better next time.

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