Planting the Seeds of Success in Your Kids (Part 1) - Dr. Kevin Leman

[@BillyWright-xg6ig]

What helped me the most with raising my children was the book ‘Raising Warriors: Preparing Your Children For a Godly Life’. It is honestly a game changer

[@Trizah.Gl.Chiwale]

Where can I find the book,,is it soft copy or hard copy

[@BillyWright-xg6ig]

Just google te name😃

[@elviravriesema6636]

The 8 strategies: 1. Start with the end in mind 2. Expect the best & get the best. Have high expectations. Kids want to please you. 3. Give and you shall receive. 4. Rolemodel. 5. Discipline, don’t punish. 6. Stay in the course. You’re the captain of life. Know where you are going. Kids are tending to follow leaders. 7. Failure is important. 8. Minimize friction. 9. Keep the relationship first.

[@assefameshesha1388]

America needs this kinda shows/programs

[@willian050590]

Fantastic broadcast to keep our family in God's presence!

[@intherockies]

Thank you so much for this segment. I'm a single grandma who has raised a grandchild since he was 2 years old and he is now 13 years old. Prayers please 🤪

[@christyweepinglim4466]

I’m so happy 😊😊😊

[@Dannys.channel]

How is he doing

[@waynepierce7305]

U got it mom.

[@TheTruthfulDozen48]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@janeh5949]

Intherockies, I ALSO RAISED A GRANDSON FROM 9yo to 18! Widowed!

[@peteraduma1607]

Rules without relationship leads to rebellion.

[@margaretmuchemi9802]

🎉

[@fify2012]

I am the authoritative parent and I choose to change that bse of this podcast! Thanks to you 😢

[@rockystrider]

I need that book so desperately

[@davidkinkaide1467]

I am going to say a majority of kids stray because the parents preached do as I say and not as I do. Add on to that parents have not rid themselves of their sin, addictions and dysfunction and pass their junk into their kids. The way you fix kids is by fixing the parents. NO MATTER THE AGE!!!!

[@hallothere7112]

Thank you! I am a young mom. 2 boys 2 girls and a baby boy on the way!! (All under the age of 7!) This is so helpful. I have been praying and asking the Lord for guidance with rearing my children and staying on the same page with my husband. Our parenting styles are opposite and we're trying to bring them to the middle. I tend to be more permissive and he is more authoritarian. The gentle and understanding way is so important while holding firm boundaries. The power struggles were a big problem and this advice has helped me immensely!

[@lizapaalan3714]

It

[@briarheke7773]

5 under 7? Geez

[@hallothere7112]

@@briarheke7773 that's how I felt when I found out about our 2 surprise babies. Both conceived on BC. 😅

[@Renewed85]

I have been binging these Christian parenting videos. I want to be better for my children

[@dairms]

😌 🩷

[@ErA-el1je]

Follow the Lord is the number 1 goal!!

[@Goodliving22]

That’s where it would start.

[@vivianamcdonald1910]

Great advice! However, asking questions to teenagers is the best to have a relationship with them. The trick is when to ask the question

[@tatiede9618]

Do you have a video on video games and teens?

[@hopeactivate]

I love Pastor Daly and what he's doing for Christian families ❤️❤️

[@donaldskosaan3330]

It really was a great small segment. I so wish there could have been more time to get more from Dr Kevin Leman.

[@SyncKrazee]

I will admit that I was very impressed! I was skeptical that being of a more mature age that there would not be much insight on children today. However, I LOVE the insight and advice. This helped me identify areas in which I need to take new approaches and practice more patience.

[@janegolson237]

I like the question, “What finish line are you running toward?” Money, things, stuff? Happy, Godly marriage? Etc..

[@esthrraw1731]

🎉

[@Ahmedvaly-ix6xe]

Amazing Broad cast and i love that❤❤❤

[@ChigozieuchennaOkafor-qy5yp]

Thank you Lord

[@papasangles]

Thank you

[@TF-pb4og]

How can I hit that like button a hundred times!? I FAILED SO MUCH IN SO MANY AREAS. Listen up parents of littles 🥰🤗🙌🏻✝️

[@LW-wg4ny]

I feel the same way, but has there ever been a parent that thinks they did an absolutely fabulous job raising their kids? I must beat myself up at least once a day, but I have been trying to cut myself some slack and say where was the manual, did you have one? I did the best I could and I’m learning everyday. I have turned my daughter over to her Heavenly Father, and asked Him to please take control and use me as He will.

[@4tgarden989]

🖐.. Always 😳..👂.. 🥰

[@trudysiameja8886]

This is great. Thank you for this insight on raising children.

[@everlymcogg4030]

This is a very interesting and insightful discussion

[@chelseaperkins2948]

Amazing advice! Can't wait to get the book!!!

[@georginascourboutis3587]

Excellent thank you

[@philr9407]

YES!

[@estherbrana7903]

Como lo puedo escuchar en español ?

[@nurgul_for_Jesus]

Thank you 🙏

[@STARTMobile-u5c]

Waww I am very bleesed. May the Lord bless you all more

[@dorcasmugo5224]

Is the book available online

[@maritsavangraan8362]

Thank you for the segment. Always finding these helpful. How do you get a 5/6 year old not yet understanding their own emotions and how to voice them to understand and tell me what is wrong and how I can help them? My daughter is not really a complain,tattletail type child. She'll rather keep it to herself.

[@pandaisfine__5727]

I would say, go on a walk or car ride with her. Dont make it about wanting to know her emotions, compliment nature or her favorite song, sing together if you must. My mom got more from me during our car rides than any other time. We'd talk about other ppo/things and eventually I'll find myself opening up here and there. It's not easy but with intention you'll be able to connect with her

[@LucyOgego]

Single mom of 1... she's turning 15 December. Dealing with teenagers is the real deal. Have stayed away from her for the last 8 years. How can I go back and unite with her so she can feel like a child again, loved and cared for 😢

[@DavidVictoriaReyes-xd9fj]

Apologize for not acting like a parent and abandoning her. Then, give her time.

[@ngahuruharawira4134]

❤AMEN🙏

[@UntangledMind_CPM]

The sheep will only follow the authentic shepherd.

[@hannahwilliams2472]

Awesome

[@mofimTV]

8 strategies: End in mind Expect the best Giving Modelling discipline Minimize friction, lighten up Stay the course, be consistent Give room to fail/non-judgmental/ Share own past mistakes Optimize solutions Prioritize the Relationship Ask: interesting, tell me more VS what/why Qs. Hon, seems like something happened earlier, u seem frustrated, I'm all ears.// If u wanna talk, I'm all ears. Sharing feelings open things up. Judgmental shuts everything down.

[@rinainlondon8]

great

[@geetuchanchlani6787]

Captions pls

[@dinatusunday9644]

How to get it

[@charitymuchindu4725]

At what age do you start training a kid?

[@Lava474]

9 months!! They understand so much more than we give them credit for!

[@joanneclarke4226]

I'm I an example of who my child or children should be like 🤔

[@cheyenneherrera2629]

Is this on a podcast???

[@MavutoJames-m5n]

I think failure is important if you try. But not when you’re very lazy, inconsiderate and don’t care, then in that case, failure is doom

[@shiromuita-saisi3554]

Wow am challenged as a parent

[@MuchLove2ya]

How do we make our teenage grandson understand that his schooling is important so we don't always have to argue with him

[@themodernSAHMco]

Maybe traditional schooling is not for him 😬

[@Iblongtohim]

Hi. That's because He thinks or knows there is another option. You should make it very clear to him that He HAS no other option. The bible says in Proverbs 22:15 that Folly is bound up in the heart of a child, but the rod of discipline drives it far from him. It is important to be strict with children. They don't know much but pretend to know more than adults because of pride.

[@veemaliz5949]

You could take time to show them practical examples of where education get them to. Also another thing is to get to know what they are not interested and what interest them more. The. See it there is any way you can build this into their lifestyle. Get to know their interests and build them into their routine. And most importantly, pray for them. It also helps to tell them about how going to school helped you, and what you are still studying now. We are always learning. School is just the initial formal version

[@ClarisNdoroRealEstate]

But in America, if you raise a kind kid, they see it as a weakness. I don't know how to raise my boys in trying to tell them to be strong.

[@esthrraw1731]

Kindness is tough. But to remain kind and for boys to be kind, is still possible. Just that he ( or a girl ) as boy growing up need to be able to stand firm when people throw him sarcasms and LEARN to go deep - have his substance... Whichever skill or skills.

[@crystalaldrich]

Worried that you might give someone a young person a plowed driveway because you had to plow your own driveway.

[@russellake6818]

I hate if my husband ask questions on me

[@sylviatrachuk4364]

Where can I buy this book for my daughter?

[@joanneclarke4226]

Kids don't need things

[@bethany9816]

Eyebrow advice from Dwayne Johnson I see

[@didemkilinc]

Christian homes? Bye!

[@imelda4jesus]

Bye. Keep running and kidding yourself till judgement day. Your not doing any one a favor by having common sense. Your the one that will cry bitterly on judgement day.

[@mkleng]

Satanist?!

[@didemkilinc]

@@mkleng 😂

[@mkleng]

@@didemkilinc 😁

[@lindabelt5773]

Common sense advice.

[@hasintaidechong2998]

Thank you ❤