Q&As on Parenting
with Rabbi Manis Friedman
Sunday, March 22 | 6 PM PDT, 9 PM EDT
RABBI MANIS FRIEDMAN is a master educator, and a counselor and guide to many thousands of parents and adolescents, all over the world. He’ll be fielding questions about parenting on Sunday, March 22, at 6 pm PDT, and if you take your role as a parent seriously you don’t want to miss out on his wisdom, sensitivity and uncanny knack for zeroing in on exactly “what’s up” with your child.
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Some of the questions already submitted
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a question for the March 22 class.
- Isn’t the best way to deal with a rebellious child by showering him with more love??
- Our 10 year old son , the youngest of 4, has 2 problems that we are having difficulties getting him to overcome.
- He has a hard time accomplishing tasks on his own without guidance from us. Whether it is a new chore at home that he has been given and is not part of his daily routine or a school assignment that requires him to work independently to accomplish his goal, without input from us - he doesn’t think the process through of what he needs to do to and gets very frustrated.
- He has a problem with lying. If he doesn’t do something that he is supposed to, he will try to lie his way out of it. Is seems like we have tried everything to get him to tell the truth in all matters, but nothing seems to hold.
- When you make a mistake parenting, how do you fix it? How do you explain that to your child?
- My husband does certain things I’m not happy about and I don’t want our kids to do the same. How do I explain to my children that it’s not acceptable for them without being disrespectful towards their father?
- I have been blessed with beautiful kind children. They are each special in many different ways but one of them has trouble accepting the praises given to her by her peers, parents, other adults, teachers etc. She feels people are just being kind and so what else should they or would they say about her to her or to her parents. She is very accomplished at school and has good friends. She says she doesn't see the qualities that the other people are attributing to her and praising her with. What do you recommend I do to help her accept those compliments and realize that they are true and that she is deserving of them?
- 1. My 3 yr old daughter completely ignores me most of the time when I ask her to do something, and I find myself repeating myself numerous times before it actually gets done. What is the best way for me to ask her to do something so that she is efficient and I don't have to repeat myself. 2. To ignore or not to ignore...that is the question. My daughter is also extremely chutzpadik- how can I get her to stop? Most parenting methods say to ignore unwanted behavior, but I am not sure I am comfortable ignoring this?? --- I need to know when it's appropriate to ignore and when to address.
- Is being a grandparent, a G-d given right?
- We have become orthodox in observance over the last 2 years. My question is, how far should I push my son to observe mitzvos (other than Shabbos which is where I tend to put my foot down), and how much do I leave for him to choose when he is ready... I feel if I push too hard he will want to rebel when he is older, where as if I let it happen and just show by example he will find it in his own time.
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a question for the March 22 class.
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