Podcast appearances and mentions of John Rosemond

Greg got to sit down with infamous psychologist John Rosemond. John made his case for all of psychology being forged, twisted, and made up. He schooled Greg on the falsehood of "chemical imbalance" and how not one psychological diagnosis can be proven with peer reviewed study. John has been sued in federal court and has won. This was an interesting episode. Enjoy! Dominion Wealth Strategists: The Only Distinctly Reformed Wealth Management Company. Click HERE for a free consultation today! Covenant Real Estate: "Confidence from Contract to Close" Facebook: Dead Men Walking PodcastYoutube: Dead Men Walking PodcastInstagram: @DeadMenWalkingPodcastTwitter X: @RealDMWPodcastExclusive Content: PubTV AppSupport the show FREE SHIPPING on the book "What Do We Believe?" Use code "DMW" at checkout! Check out out the Dead Men Walking snarky merch HERE!

Send us a textGreg got to sit down with infamous psychologist John Rosemond. John made his case for all of psychology being forged, twisted, and made up. He schooled Greg on the falsehood of "chemical imbalance" and how not one psychological diagnosis can be proven with peer reviewed study. John has been sued in federal court and has won. This was an interesting episode. Enjoy! Dominion Wealth Strategists: Full Service Financial Planning! Click HERE for a free consultation today! Covenant Real Estate: "Confidence from Contract to Close" Facebook: Dead Men Walking PodcastYoutube: Dead Men Walking PodcastInstagram: @DeadMenWalkingPodcastTwitter X: @RealDMWPodcastExclusive Content: PubTV App

Greg got to sit down with infamous psychologist John Rosemond. John made his case for all of psychology being forged, twisted, and made up. He schooled Greg on the falsehood of "chemical imbalance" and how not one psychological diagnosis can be proven with peer reviewed study. John has been sued in federal court and has won. This was an interesting episode. Enjoy! Dominion Wealth Strategists: The Only Distinctly Reformed Wealth Management Company. Click HERE for a free consultation today! Covenant Real Estate: "Confidence from Contract to Close" Facebook: Dead Men Walking PodcastYoutube: Dead Men Walking PodcastInstagram: @DeadMenWalkingPodcastTwitter X: @RealDMWPodcastExclusive Content: PubTV AppSupport the show FREE SHIPPING on the book "What Do We Believe?" Use code "DMW" at checkout! Check out out the Dead Men Walking snarky merch HERE!

Dr. John Rosemond – Kids Mental Health Has Deteriorated and the Rush to Transition. This is an encore presentation from our ACU archives. 

Part 1 of 2. The 3 R's of Parenting - with Guest John Rosemond | Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk Watch this video at- https://youtu.be/QYhXReYyZws?si=zO4iSEIxLKeJdV9t Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk 55K subscribers 3,746 views Feb 24, 2021 Long ago, the culture stopped listening to Grandma and her timeless wisdom for raising children. So today, our problem is that we tend to focus too much on accomplishments, instead of prioritizing character development. John Rosemond, author of A Family of Value, talks about parental discipline, strengthening marriage, and creating a stable family by emphasizing the “three R's”–respect, responsibility, and resourcefulness. About Today's Guest: John Rosemond John Rosemond is one of America's best known and respected parenting experts, and is founder and director of The Leadership Parenting Institute. His nationally-syndicated newspaper column, one of the longest running in the lifestyle industry (since 1976), is carried in more than 200 newspapers nationwide. He is a family psychologist, author of 18 best-selling books on parenting and family issues, and is a very busy public speaker. But among his most prized achievements are being married to his wife, Willie, for over 50 years, and being the father of two grown children and the grandfather of seven. Resources Mentioned: A Family of Value by John Rosemond Ending the Homework Hassle by John Rosemond For more information and to connect with all resources mentioned – http://drjamesdobson.org/broadcast/20... Family Talk Station Finder – http://bit.ly/FYT_StationFinder ----- Visit our website: http://www.drjamesdobson.org Find us on Facebook:   / drjamesdobsonsfamilytalk   Follow us on Twitter:   / drjamesdobsonft   Follow us on Instagram:   / drjamesdobsonft   Listen to Family Talk on Alexa: http://www.drjamesdobson.org/alexa

Part 2 of 2. God's Wisdom for Raising Children - with Guest John Rosemond https://youtu.be/wWVX15sN-dQ?si=z5GeIsfWMhSZJKAp Dr. James Dobson's Family Talk 55K subscribers 1,113 views Jan 28, 2022 On today's edition of Family Talk, author John Rosemond shares tips from his book, "Parenting by The Book: Biblical Wisdom for Raising Your Child." When kids misbehave, he recommends the consequence of “kicking them out of the Garden of Eden.” When the child comes home from school, his room is stripped bare to the essentials. No toys. No music. And he's going to live this way until his attitude improves, and remains improved for at least a month. It's showing confidence in your authority. About Today's Guest: John Rosemond John Rosemond is one of America's best known and respected parenting experts, and is founder and director of The Leadership Parenting Institute. His nationally-syndicated newspaper column, one of the longest running in the lifestyle industry since 1976, is carried in more than 250 newspapers nationwide. He is a family psychologist, author of 18 best-selling books on parenting and family issues, and is a very busy public speaker. But among his most prized achievements is being married to his wife, Willie, for over 50 years, and being the father of two grown children and the grandfather of seven. Resources Mentioned: "Parenting by The Book: Biblical Wisdom for Raising Your Child" book by John Rosemond http://Rosemond.com Standing Strong for Life CD Set - https://www.drjamesdobson.org/standfo... For more information and to connect with all resources mentioned – http://drjamesdobson.org/broadcast/20... Family Talk Station Finder – http://bit.ly/FYT_StationFinder ----- Visit our website: http://www.drjamesdobson.org Find us on Facebook:   / drjamesdobsonsfamilytalk   Follow us on Twitter:   / drjamesdobsonft   Follow us on Instagram:   / drjamesdobsonft   Listen to Family Talk on Alexa: http://www.drjamesdobson.org/alexa

John talks with Author John Rosemond the bestselling author of “Parenting by the Book”. This book is John's #1 recommended book on raising respectful, responsible, and obedient children. John Rosemond is an American columnist, public speaker and author on parenting, with 15 books on the subject. His ideas revolve around authority for parents and discipline for children.

Friend of Trace - John Rosemond John Rosemond earned his masters in psychology in 1971 from Western Illinois University, and is licensed in North Carolina.  During his career he has directed several mental health programs for children, and has help numerous families and children every since. John devotes his time to speaking and writing now. John is syndicated in well over 225 newspapers nationwide. He has written over eighteen best-selling parenting books, and travels to speak all over the country sharing his parenting experience and humor with so many others. He lives in North Carolina with his wife Wilma, a.k.a. "Willy."  They have been married over 50 years.  He is also the founder of ParentGuru, where he helps parents to raise responsible adults. Prepare Your Kids for the World Trace Embry, Michelle Hill, together with John Rosemond, author of The Bible Parenting Code, share about the importance of traditional parenting methods and the dangers of modern psychology's influence on parenting. John Rosemond argues that parents should not strive to be in a relationship with their children, but rather should focus on disciplining and preparing them for the world. He also discusses the importance of parents being on the same page and putting their marriage first. John Rosemond suggests that parents should not compromise their standards to secure a relationship with their children.  He advises parents of adult children who have cut off communication with each other to pray about it rather than pursue it. Episode Highlights: What's John's advice to parents with adult children?  Do parents need to change the way they are doing parenting? What is the importance of parents being on the same page in their parenting style? What does Scripture say about parenting? Image from Canva

Friend of Trace - John Rosemond John Rosemond earned his masters in psychology in 1971 from Western Illinois University, and is licensed in North Carolina.  During his career he has directed several mental health programs for children, and has help numerous families and children every since. John devotes his time to speaking and writing now. John is syndicated in well over 225 newspapers nationwide. He has written over eighteen best-selling parenting books, and travels to speak all over the country sharing his parenting experience and humor with so many others. He lives in North Carolina with his wife Wilma, a.k.a. "Willy."  They have been married over 50 years.  He is also the founder of ParentGuru, where he helps parents to raise responsible adults. Prepare Your Kids for the World Trace Embry, Michelle Hill, together with John Rosemond, author of The Bible Parenting Code, share about the importance of traditional parenting methods and the dangers of modern psychology's influence on parenting. John Rosemond argues that parents should not strive to be in a relationship with their children, but rather should focus on disciplining and preparing them for the world. He also discusses the importance of parents being on the same page and putting their marriage first. John Rosemond suggests that parents should not compromise their standards to secure a relationship with their children.  He advises parents of adult children who have cut off communication with each other to pray about it rather than pursue it. Episode Highlights: What's John's advice to parents with adult children?  Do parents need to change the way they are doing parenting? What is the importance of parents being on the same page in their parenting style? What does Scripture say about parenting? Image from Canva

Friend of Trace - John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of psychology. In 1971 he earned his masters in psychology from Western Illinois University, and is licensed in North Carolina.  During his career he has directed several mental health programs for children. For the last 30 years or so, John devotes his time to speaking and writing. John is syndicated in well over 225 newspapers nationwide. He has written over eighteen best-selling parenting books, and travels to speak all over the country sharing his parenting experience and humor with so many others. He resides in North Carolina with his wife of over 50 years, Wilma, a.k.a. "Willy."  He is also the founder of ParentGuru, where he helps parents to raise responsible adults. Help for Parents from the ParentGuru  Trace Embry, Michelle Hill, and psychologist John Rosemond discuss John's latest book, "The Bible Parenting Code: Revealing God's Perfect Plan for Parenting."  John shares an amusing personal experience of raising his son using modern psychological methods, which resulted in his son being the worst behaved child his teacher had seen in 20 years. After this revelation, John and his wife Willy decided to raise their children the way they were raised, which led to a significant improvement in their son's behavior and academic performance. John Rosemond is a critic of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) and refers to it as a book of bogus diagnoses.  He emphasizes the importance of relying on God's perfect parenting plan as outlined in the Bible. He also discusses the congruence between Scripture and recent astrophysical facts as a way to affirm the truthfulness of Scripture. Episode Highlights: Why does John call his wife of 50 years "Willy?" Learn how John & Willy dealt with their worst behaved child. What does John say about children's feelings? Is modern psychology all it's cracked up to be? John's contrast of astrophysics and Scripture. Image from Canva

Friend of Trace - John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of psychology. In 1971 he earned his masters in psychology from Western Illinois University, and is licensed in North Carolina.  During his career he has directed several mental health programs for children. For the last 30 years or so, John devotes his time to speaking and writing. John is syndicated in well over 225 newspapers nationwide. He has written over eighteen best-selling parenting books, and travels to speak all over the country sharing his parenting experience and humor with so many others. He resides in North Carolina with his wife of over 50 years, Wilma, a.k.a. "Willy."  He is also the founder of ParentGuru, where he helps parents to raise responsible adults. Help for Parents from the ParentGuru  Trace Embry, Michelle Hill, and psychologist John Rosemond discuss John's latest book, "The Bible Parenting Code: Revealing God's Perfect Plan for Parenting."  John shares an amusing personal experience of raising his son using modern psychological methods, which resulted in his son being the worst behaved child his teacher had seen in 20 years. After this revelation, John and his wife Willy decided to raise their children the way they were raised, which led to a significant improvement in their son's behavior and academic performance. John Rosemond is a critic of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) and refers to it as a book of bogus diagnoses.  He emphasizes the importance of relying on God's perfect parenting plan as outlined in the Bible. He also discusses the congruence between Scripture and recent astrophysical facts as a way to affirm the truthfulness of Scripture. Episode Highlights: Why does John call his wife of 50 years "Willy?" Learn how John & Willy dealt with their worst behaved child. What does John say about children's feelings? Is modern psychology all it's cracked up to be? John's contrast of astrophysics and Scripture. Image from Canva

Scary Parenting is John Rosemond's alternative to gentle parenting, which ought to be called dumb-as-nails parenting. Scary parents don't give a Rhett Butler what their children think of them, for example. It's very liberating, actually. You really ought to give it a try.ParentGuru: Better Parenting Starts Here Thousands of stressed parents are finding their way to better parenting with the help of ParentGuru.Parenting With Love and Leadership Weekly Substack newsletter by Parenting Expert John Rosemond.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showThanks for listening! Subscribe to my newsletter and follow me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

John Rosemond cures a little girl of nighttime fears by remote control because despite being a psychologist, he knows what he's doing...and it's not psychology.ParentGuru: Better Parenting Starts Here Thousands of stressed parents are finding their way to better parenting with the help of ParentGuru.Parenting With Love and Leadership Weekly Substack newsletter by Parenting Expert John Rosemond.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showThanks for listening! Subscribe to my newsletter and follow me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

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The third Republican debate minus Trump was last night. Ron DeSantis did well. So did Nikki Haley. Vivek Ramaswamy had strong moments but was unnecessarily cutting. It might have backfired… Republicans need to adopt a pragmatic position on abortion. Perfection is not possible on this issue. Some compromise is necessary for electoral success.  No one is more clear on the Hamas Massacre and Israel's response than English journalist, Douglas Murray… Dennis plays an extended clip of Murray talking to Piers Morgan.  Dennis talks to John Rosemond, renowned psychologist. Topics raised include: the mental health crisis young people are experiencing and the proper relationship between parents and children. Thanks for listening to the Daily Dennis Prager Podcast. To hear the entire three hours of my radio show as a podcast, commercial-free every single day, become a member of Pragertopia. You'll also get access to 15 years' worth of archives, as well as daily show prep. Subscribe today at Pragertopia dot com.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if the progressive parenting methods you've been told are best, are actually causing a decline in child mental health? Join me, John Rosemond, as I recount my personal journey from an ardent believer in democratic parenting, to a concerned father witnessing the unexpected impacts of these approaches on my son, Eric. It's a story that I promise will make you question everything you thought you knew about parenting.ParentGuru: Better Parenting Starts Here Thousands of stressed parents are finding their way to better parenting with the help of ParentGuru.Parenting With Love and Leadership Weekly Substack newsletter by Parenting Expert John Rosemond.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showThanks for listening! Subscribe to my newsletter and follow me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

09/20/23 - On today's Good Day Download:Questioning if we truly understand AI. Plus, Gloria Estefan has a secret ability, Lahaina's 150-year-old Banyan tree sprouting new life, a patriots fan is dead after an altercation at Gillette Stadium, a man kills his neighbor doing yard work on the property line, and what Lyft is doing to make women and non-binary customers feel safer. Later, we are joined by a special guest, parenting expert John Rosemond, for a discussion on outdated mental health and parenting guidelines and how parents of young children are handling today's societal demands. Get more information from John at JohnRosemond.com.Find us online.Website - GoodDayShow.comSocial Media - @GoodDayNetworks.comThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4342406/advertisement

Feelings Pt. 2 Last time on License to Parent we talked with John Rosemond about the mental health crisis and how it is affecting our teens. Mr. Rosemond said, “My contention is that it all goes back to the fact that we followed the herd in the early 1970s and we radically overhauled our parenting practices and we “fixed” something that wasn't broken and we are paying a terrible price for that.” Today we continue this conversation. Discussing Mental Health with John Rosemond John is a family psychologist, best-selling author, and a popular speaker on parenting issues. He is husband to his wife, Wilma, of 55 years, father to two successful adults, and grandfather to seven well-behaved grandchildren. John's goal is to help you parent with love and leadership and to raise responsible adults. You can find his website here. Episode Highlights: What difference has Trace seen in parents and kids since smartphones came out in the early 2000s? What does John say about the statistical data that the mental health field is helping reduce the mental health problem in America? What does Trace say about epigenetics? What is one of the most popular questions in psychology from a psychologist to their client? What does John have to say about that question? Image from Canva

Feelings Pt. 2 Last time on License to Parent we talked with John Rosemond about the mental health crisis and how it is affecting our teens. Mr. Rosemond said, “My contention is that it all goes back to the fact that we followed the herd in the early 1970s and we radically overhauled our parenting practices and we “fixed” something that wasn't broken and we are paying a terrible price for that.” Today we continue this conversation. Discussing Mental Health with John Rosemond John is a family psychologist, best-selling author, and a popular speaker on parenting issues. He is husband to his wife, Wilma, of 55 years, father to two successful adults, and grandfather to seven well-behaved grandchildren. John's goal is to help you parent with love and leadership and to raise responsible adults. You can find his website here. Episode Highlights: What difference has Trace seen in parents and kids since smartphones came out in the early 2000s? What does John say about the statistical data that the mental health field is helping reduce the mental health problem in America? What does Trace say about epigenetics? What is one of the most popular questions in psychology from a psychologist to their client? What does John have to say about that question? Image from Canva

Feelings It used to be that when a parent needed advice for parenting they would go to a trusted and seasoned family member like a grandparent, an aunt, or an uncle - even if the child had behavioral problems. And if that didn't help, then the parent usually went to their pastor or clergy. But today we see that behavioral issues are viewed many times as clinical issues and this has given birth to what many refer to as the mental health industrial complex. John Rosemond is going to help us think through what modern mental health has become and the role it should or shouldn't play in your family's well-being. Discussing Mental Health with John Rosemond John is a family psychologist, best-selling author, and a popular speaker on parenting issues. He is husband to his wife, Wilma, of 55 years, father to two successful adults, and grandfather to seven well-behaved grandchildren. John's goal is to help you parent with love and leadership and to raise responsible adults. You can find his website here. Episode Highlights: What does John call psychology? Why have people tried various times to take John's license away? What does John say is the truth about the mental health profession in America? Emotions are not more important than what? The more you talk to your child about their feelings the more - what? Image from Canva

Feelings It used to be that when a parent needed advice for parenting they would go to a trusted and seasoned family member like a grandparent, an aunt, or an uncle - even if the child had behavioral problems. And if that didn't help, then the parent usually went to their pastor or clergy. But today we see that behavioral issues are viewed many times as clinical issues and this has given birth to what many refer to as the mental health industrial complex. John Rosemond is going to help us think through what modern mental health has become and the role it should or shouldn't play in your family's well-being. Discussing Mental Health with John Rosemond John is a family psychologist, best-selling author, and a popular speaker on parenting issues. He is husband to his wife, Wilma, of 55 years, father to two successful adults, and grandfather to seven well-behaved grandchildren. John's goal is to help you parent with love and leadership and to raise responsible adults. You can find his website here. Episode Highlights: What does John call psychology? Why have people tried various times to take John's license away? What does John say is the truth about the mental health profession in America? Emotions are not more important than what? The more you talk to your child about their feelings the more - what? Image from Canva

Insights into Parenting – Philosophies on developing mentally and emotionally strong children John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of psychology. In 1971, John earned his masters in psychology from Western Illinois University and was elected to the Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society. In 1999, his alma […] The post #72 – Insights Into Parenting | John Rosemond appeared first on MIND FOR LIFE.

John Rosemond, a psychologist, holds his profession up to the light of objective scrutiny and finds it seriously lacking in credibility. Psychology (of the clinical sort) is fake science consisting of fake theories, fake evaluations, fake diagnoses, fake therapies, and fake medications. It has caused much damage and needs to fade into the sunset, like alchemy.ParentGuru: Better Parenting Starts Here Thousands of stressed parents are finding their way to better parenting with the help of ParentGuru.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showThanks for listening! Subscribe to my newsletter and follow me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Chrys and Shellie spend time with parenting guru, John Rosemond. John is the author of many books and is considered a leading expert on raising children. You don't want to miss this important conversation! You can find on parentguru.com and all of his books are on Amazon.    Rocking It Grand is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find practical and spiritual guidance to help you grow into the perfectly imperfect parent you want to be visit www.ChristianParenting.org

Doug reads and reflects on Syndicated Columnist, John Rosemond's work and the correlation between Managing and Parenting.Doug Fletcher can be reached at doug@fletchersafety.comIf you have any topics you'd like Doug to address, feel free to reach out via email or shoot him a message on LinkedIn__________________________________Much gratitude to our Sponsors and Supporters!Falewitch Construction Services - John Falewitch https://www.falewitch.comCCS Group - Cheyenne Wohlford https://ccsgrouponline.comWork Safe Consulting - Danni Arroyo at 402-802-6316NDOL – Onsite Consultation - Jim Cover Jim.Cover@nebraska.govMak-U-Safe - https://makusafe.com/________________________________A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What You Need to Know is Josh Hawley is leading on the issues America needs. Banning TikTok, as he's suggesting, is a serious discussion to have. It comes down to not only the threat Communist China poses to our nation and what security breaches TikTok opens for America, but about the very mental health and state of our youth! Even if we all believe social media is a rot to our brains, adults have the right to do what they want with their time, typically, but we have a long history of protecting the developing minds and bodies of our youngsters. Whether it's substance consumption or driving privileges or digital privacy — we should and do protect our kids differently than we regulate adults. Why not with a foreign-owned social media app that is quite literally trying to shape their brains? Hawley is leading on this and it's a serious conversation we ALL should have. John Rosemond — family psychologist, columnist, speaker, and best-selling author on parenting — talks about the state of families and motherhood and fatherhood in America today. He says the advice from modern parenting books and psychologists is a farce! It's causing problems, not fixing them. John has great ideas for us all on how to raise responsible adults through love and leadership as parents. Visit Rosemond.com and ParentGuru.com to find all of his work.  Thomas J. Baker, 33-year FBI veteran and author, joins us to talk about his new book The Fall of the FBI: How a Once Great Agency Became a Threat to Democracy. Baker contends that the Mueller–Comey cabal twisted the once-respected law enforcement agency into a politicized intelligence organization. Read about Thomas Baker and pick up a copy of his book at ThomasJBakerBook.com.  Wrap Up: Guest hosting for Andrea Kaye next week, look for it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join our owner, Helen Panos, as she continues our new season 6 podcasts by interviewing John Rosemond, founder and director of The Leadership Parenting Institute. Listen as Helen and John discuss how to raise a child in today's world, and how it may be different from what you hear from other psychologists today. In this episode, you will learn: · What was the journey John took to get to where he is today · When John started writing his newspaper column that is still ongoing today · Why John doesn't believe in psychology even though he is a licensed psychologist · Why children don't need therapy but need parents who know what they are doing · The biggest mistake parents are making today · The secret to success in schools is appropriate student behavior · Mental health in children in the 1950's versus mental health in children today · Why John believes psychological constructs are a scam For more information on John, his beliefs, his books, and the services he provides, visit his websites at johnrosemond.com and parentguru.com (membership fee site). You may also find John on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

On this episode: Zak, Elizabeth, and Jamilah answer a question about a five year old who is begging her parents to buy her a makeup kit. The letter writer is reluctant as it feels like it's too early to start caring about beauty standards but… she also doesn't want to curb her child's creativity.  Then on Slate Plus, Zak, Elizabeth, and Jamilah discuss the high-five debate started by an op-ed in the Omaha World-Herald. Original piece: Living With Children: You shouldn't high-five a child by John Rosemond. Also discussed: Actually, High-Fiving Kids is Totally Fine by Melinda Wenner Moyer.  If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get an ad-free experience across the network and exclusive content on many shows—you'll also be supporting the work we do here on Mom and Dad are Fighting. Sign up now at slate.com/momanddadplus to help support our work. Join us on Facebook and email us at momanddad@slate.com to ask us new questions, tell us what you thought of today's show, and give us ideas about what we should talk about in future episodes.  Podcast produced by Kristie Taiwo-Makanjuola and Rosemary Belson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode: Zak, Elizabeth, and Jamilah answer a question about a five year old who is begging her parents to buy her a makeup kit. The letter writer is reluctant as it feels like it's too early to start caring about beauty standards but… she also doesn't want to curb her child's creativity.  Then on Slate Plus, Zak, Elizabeth, and Jamilah discuss the high-five debate started by an op-ed in the Omaha World-Herald. Original piece: Living With Children: You shouldn't high-five a child by John Rosemond. Also discussed: Actually, High-Fiving Kids is Totally Fine by Melinda Wenner Moyer.  If you enjoy this show, please consider signing up for Slate Plus. Slate Plus members get an ad-free experience across the network and exclusive content on many shows—you'll also be supporting the work we do here on Mom and Dad are Fighting. Sign up now at slate.com/momanddadplus to help support our work. Join us on Facebook and email us at momanddad@slate.com to ask us new questions, tell us what you thought of today's show, and give us ideas about what we should talk about in future episodes.  Podcast produced by Kristie Taiwo-Makanjuola and Rosemary Belson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Elliot Resnick interviews John Rosemond, one of the most popular, sought-after, and controversial parenting experts in the country and the man who upset the psychological establishment so much that it sought to strip him of his license to practice psychology.  If you're suspicious of the self-esteem movement, perscribing drugs for ADHD, or affirming children's feelings, you'll want to listen to this episode.  Be prepared to hear an entirely new perspective on raising children. 

This week, we talk with John Rosemond, a parenting expert who has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971. His parenting advice column is published in over 225 newspapers across the country, and he's the author of over 15 books on parenting. John is also a Parental Rights Foundation board member. In this episode, John sits down with Will Estrada to discuss good parenting techniques, current parental rights issues, and what parents can do to help their children grow into strong, independent adults. Support the show

When something is brand new does that make it better than something that is old?  At first thought we might think yes, but the older we get the more often we see that just because something is new does not mean it is better.  In today's show we get to learn more about this idea through one of the most notable parenting experts of our times.  During this show John Rosemond joins us to share his experiences, knowledge, and wisdom that he has gained through his years as a psychologist in the  area of parenting.John began teaching parents in the 1970's and 80's.  When he first began he was doing what all the other psychologist were doing.  But he began to question what he was actually saying to parents.  In fact, he began studying and observing what he and his colleagues were saying and realizing that they truly were not helping parents and children like they thought they were.   This made him look back at his own experience of being parented and that of his peers.  He noticed that the methods, philosophies, and approaches to what they were instructing parents to do was vastly different than what he grew up with.  John humbled himself and realized that maybe his grandma did know best.  He began to teach to the ways he knew had a proven track record for many past generations of parents and children.  He began to call on the authority of the parent and bring it back into the house.  Even though the word "authority" as a parent was becoming a bad word in the psychology world.  The more John did this the more he was seeing positive outcomes from his work compared to the negative outcomes from his colleagues. His colleagues were promoting a progressive postmodern approach to parenting that placed the child on equal authority ground as the parent.  The child knows what is best for themselves and we should allow them to live in such a way.  They promoted the ideas of relativism for truth and what is right or wrong.  They threw out anything that sounded old-fashioned or especially of the bible.  As we now clearly see, the experiment has blown up in our faces.  Today's parents are afraid of their own children.  They are afraid they will hurt them, offend them, or possibly even oppress them. They question their parenting decisions to the point that they simply ask the child what would be best for them.  The selfish child inside everyone of us never has any reason to develop and mature, because it is being enabled to stay a child.  We use terms like "entitled", "lazy", "narcissist",  and "immature" to describe many of the younger generations.  It is time for us to realize that we created and enabled this cancer in our culture.  The good news is this, we have the cure for this cancer.  The bad news is this, it is going to take a great deal of work on our parts as parents to right our wrongs.  John was so gracious in his words and encouragement to us in our work.  We hope you take his wisdom and begin to apply it to your own family.  Your kids will win, but even better, so will everyone else. John Rosemond - https://www.rosemond.comRock Solid Families - https://www.rocksolidfamilies.orgSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?token=0Gu_CU51XtrK1z7cJxUO4BlOgzML2iPZFzYxn5WvnE-59-sq_NHQrti0JG6z2k84mOVEWm&country.x=US&locale.x=US)

Andy is joined by renowned parenting expert John Rosemond (yes, THAT John Rosemond) to discuss the importance of security in the life of a child. This powerful conversation will show parents how to create a foundation of emotional security in the home. Plus, Mr. Rosemond shares his concerns about the negative impact of social media on children today.  For more from Mr. Rosemond: https://www.parentguru.com/  Protect your family at home, online, and in public with online learning. Enroll today in UNLOCKED: Releasing Your Inner Protector Parent. More from The Secure Dad: Website | Books | Merch | Online Learning

The Bible Parenting Code Last time on License to Parent: “Our first obligation in the raising of a child is not to the child. Our first obligation is to God the father. Your second obligation is to your neighbor. Your third obligation is to your child.” That's John Rosemond, author of The Bible Parenting Code: Revealing God's Perfect Parenting Plan. “You see, parenting is about more than just the kids. It's about serving God and others through your parenting.” We'll talk more about that today on License to Parent. If you missed our first conversation with Dr. John Rosemond, be sure to listen to our last episode, Raising Well Adjusted Children. Training Our Children Today Episode Highlights: Is there ever a time when we train our children to do wrong? What is the first lie that a child learns? Are parenting trends today worthy of our attention? How to answer “why?” And when not to. What does obedience look like in our kids? Image from Canva

The Bible Parenting Code Last time on License to Parent: “Our first obligation in the raising of a child is not to the child. Our first obligation is to God the father. Your second obligation is to your neighbor. Your third obligation is to your child.” That's John Rosemond, author of The Bible Parenting Code: Revealing God's Perfect Parenting Plan. “You see, parenting is about more than just the kids. It's about serving God and others through your parenting.” We'll talk more about that today on License to Parent. If you missed our first conversation with Dr. John Rosemond, be sure to listen to our last episode, Raising Well Adjusted Children. Training Our Children Today Episode Highlights: Is there ever a time when we train our children to do wrong? What is the first lie that a child learns? Are parenting trends today worthy of our attention? How to answer “why?” And when not to. What does obedience look like in our kids? Image from Canva

Parenting as Coaching One familiar and consistent premise among coaches is the emphasis on fundamentals. Wooden took these principles to the next level. His team members could expect an entire lesson at the beginning of each season on how to put on socks. But why focus on socks? “Because in order to play the game, you have to start with a good foundation. Putting on your socks correctly is critical. Because if you don't, you get blisters. And if you get blisters it impacts everything else you do as a player. Ultimately, that impacts the whole team.” As Christian parents, have we gotten wrapped up in the game and neglected the fundamentals? It's time to get back to the basics. Discussing the Fundamentals of the Game with John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of Family Psychology. Presently, his time is devoted to speaking and writing. John's work is syndicated in several hundred newspapers nationwide. He's written about 20 best-selling parenting books. He's also one of America's most popular speakers in the field of parenting. Coaching Our Kids Episode Highlights: What does Psalm 11:3 have to do with parenting today? How has mental health impacted parenting? Where do I turn for parenting advice? Are parenting principles in line with godly principles? How did we become a post-modern progressive society? Image from Canva

Parenting as Coaching One familiar and consistent premise among coaches is the emphasis on fundamentals. Wooden took these principles to the next level. His team members could expect an entire lesson at the beginning of each season on how to put on socks. But why focus on socks? “Because in order to play the game, you have to start with a good foundation. Putting on your socks correctly is critical. Because if you don't, you get blisters. And if you get blisters it impacts everything else you do as a player. Ultimately, that impacts the whole team.” As Christian parents, have we gotten wrapped up in the game and neglected the fundamentals? It's time to get back to the basics. Discussing the Fundamentals of the Game with John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of Family Psychology. Presently, his time is devoted to speaking and writing. John's work is syndicated in several hundred newspapers nationwide. He's written about 20 best-selling parenting books. He's also one of America's most popular speakers in the field of parenting. Coaching Our Kids Episode Highlights: What does Psalm 11:3 have to do with parenting today? How has mental health impacted parenting? Where do I turn for parenting advice? Are parenting principles in line with godly principles? How did we become a post-modern progressive society? Image from Canva

God's Perfect Parenting Plan Last time on License to Parent: “Our first obligation in the raising of a child is not to the child. Our first obligation is to God the father. Your second obligation is to your neighbor. Your third obligation is to your child.” That's John Rosemond, author of The Bible Parenting Code: Revealing God's Perfect Parenting Plan. You see, parenting is about more than just the kids. It's about serving God and others through your parenting. We'll talk more about that today on License to Parent. If you missed our first conversation with Dr. John Rosemond, be sure to listen to our last episode, From Child Rearing to Mental Health with Dr. John Rosemond. Raising a Child in the Way They Should Go Episode Highlights: Do we ever have to train a child to do wrong? What is the first lie a child tells? Should we be concerned about the parenting trends of today? Do we need to always answer the “why” questions? When should children obey their parents? The most obedient children are the happiest Image from Canva

God's Perfect Parenting Plan Last time on License to Parent: “Our first obligation in the raising of a child is not to the child. Our first obligation is to God the father. Your second obligation is to your neighbor. Your third obligation is to your child.” That's John Rosemond, author of The Bible Parenting Code: Revealing God's Perfect Parenting Plan. You see, parenting is about more than just the kids. It's about serving God and others through your parenting. We'll talk more about that today on License to Parent. If you missed our first conversation with Dr. John Rosemond, be sure to listen to our last episode, From Child Rearing to Mental Health with Dr. John Rosemond. Raising a Child in the Way They Should Go Episode Highlights: Do we ever have to train a child to do wrong? What is the first lie a child tells? Should we be concerned about the parenting trends of today? Do we need to always answer the “why” questions? When should children obey their parents? The most obedient children are the happiest Image from Canva

Coaching the Fundamentals Now many coaches through the years have used a framework for success that includes focusing on the fundamentals. But Wooden takes that to the extreme. At the start of each season when he would meet with the new team, he would spend about half an hour giving step-by-step instructions on the correct way to put on your socks. “Because in order to play the game, you have to start with a good foundation. Putting on your socks correctly is critical. Because if you don't, you get blisters. And if you get blisters it impacts everything else you do as a player. Ultimately, that impacts the whole team. As Christian parents, have we gotten so wrapped up in the game of life that we've neglected or forgotten the basics? Today we'll be talking with two men who likely agree that we have; Trace Embry (our host) and Dr. John Rosemond on today's License to Parent. Discussing parenting today with Dr. John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of Family Psychology. Presently, his time is devoted to speaking and writing. John's work is syndicated in several hundred newspapers nationwide. He's written about 20 best-selling parenting books. He's also one of America's most popular speakers in the field of parenting. The Role of Childrearing Episode Highlights: Psalm 11:3 - What does this verse say and why is it so important for Christian parents today? How has mental health changed the parenting landscape? Who do I to when I need parenting advice? How have parenting principles shifted away from God's principles? How did we transition to post-modern and progressive? Image from Canva

Coaching the Fundamentals Now many coaches through the years have used a framework for success that includes focusing on the fundamentals. But Wooden takes that to the extreme. At the start of each season when he would meet with the new team, he would spend about half an hour giving step-by-step instructions on the correct way to put on your socks. “Because in order to play the game, you have to start with a good foundation. Putting on your socks correctly is critical. Because if you don't, you get blisters. And if you get blisters it impacts everything else you do as a player. Ultimately, that impacts the whole team. As Christian parents, have we gotten so wrapped up in the game of life that we've neglected or forgotten the basics? Today we'll be talking with two men who likely agree that we have; Trace Embry (our host) and Dr. John Rosemond on today's License to Parent. Discussing parenting today with Dr. John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of Family Psychology. Presently, his time is devoted to speaking and writing. John's work is syndicated in several hundred newspapers nationwide. He's written about 20 best-selling parenting books. He's also one of America's most popular speakers in the field of parenting. The Role of Childrearing Episode Highlights: Psalm 11:3 - What does this verse say and why is it so important for Christian parents today? How has mental health changed the parenting landscape? Who do I to when I need parenting advice? How have parenting principles shifted away from God's principles? How did we transition to post-modern and progressive? Image from Canva

New Priorities in Parenting Where are you taking your parenting cues today? Is it from pop psychology? The media? Science? Scripture? It is essential for today's Christian parents to keep their priorities straight. Our parenting manual comes straight from Scripture. We can be confident in our decisions when we are walking in the foundations of God's word. Sometimes our way of parenting may seem a little odd or outdated to the rest of the world. But we don't take our cues from them. If your parenting style, discipline, or general way of life is seen as different; take that as a compliment! Let's dive back into our discussion on a different kind of parenting with parent expert and psychologist John Rosemond. Discussing Parenting Today with John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of family psychology. In the past few years, John has appeared on numerous national television programs including 20/20, Good Morning America, The View, The Today Show, CNN, and CBS Later Today, as well as numerous print interviews. Good Old Fashion Parenting Episode Highlights: Grandma was right! How can we implement the lessons of our parents into our parenting strategy? Where can we go to seek godly instruction for parenting? How important are your kids? Should we focus on the happiness of our children? How can we both serve and guide our children well? What is the difference between happiness and joy? Image from Canva

New Priorities in Parenting Where are you taking your parenting cues today? Is it from pop psychology? The media? Science? Scripture? It is essential for today's Christian parents to keep their priorities straight. Our parenting manual comes straight from Scripture. We can be confident in our decisions when we are walking in the foundations of God's word. Sometimes our way of parenting may seem a little odd or outdated to the rest of the world. But we don't take our cues from them. If your parenting style, discipline, or general way of life is seen as different; take that as a compliment! Let's dive back into our discussion on a different kind of parenting with parent expert and psychologist John Rosemond. Discussing Parenting Today with John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of family psychology. In the past few years, John has appeared on numerous national television programs including 20/20, Good Morning America, The View, The Today Show, CNN, and CBS Later Today, as well as numerous print interviews. Good Old Fashion Parenting Episode Highlights: Grandma was right! How can we implement the lessons of our parents into our parenting strategy? Where can we go to seek godly instruction for parenting? How important are your kids? Should we focus on the happiness of our children? How can we both serve and guide our children well? What is the difference between happiness and joy? Image from Canva

Politically Incorrect Parenting When we parent according to Scripture, we aren't always seen as normal in the eyes of the world. Sometimes we even see strange looks from other Christian parents! But answer this for me: Are your kids more emotionally well-adjusted than other children? Are they better behaved? Are they easier to handle? Keep this in mind when you see side glances or others begin to question why you choose a Scriptural foundation for your parenting decisions. It is certainly tempting to update our parenting style to match the culture around us. Maybe no one openly questions your Scripture-based parenting, but you may feel like a parenting primitive who is behind the times for choosing to raise your kids with a different set of restrictions and requirements. If these statements ring true in your life, then we want to encourage and stand with you. You are a politically incorrect parent! And there is nothing in the world wrong with that. Discussing Parenting in a Political Correct Culture with John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of family psychology. Presently, his time is devoted to speaking and writing. John is syndicated in approximately 225 newspapers nationwide. He has written eleven best-selling parenting books. He is also one of America's busiest and most popular speakers and most certainly the busiest and most popular in his field. He's known for his sound advice, humor, and easy, relaxed, engaging style.  Raising Our Kids a Little Differently Episode Highlights: Is secular mental health the best resource for parenting our children? What does research say about the parenting styles and methods of today? What is an integrationist? Does the Bible talk about self-esteem? What are the downfalls of self-esteem? What does handling criticism say about a generation? Image from Canva

Politically Incorrect Parenting When we parent according to Scripture, we aren't always seen as normal in the eyes of the world. Sometimes we even see strange looks from other Christian parents! But answer this for me: Are your kids more emotionally well-adjusted than other children? Are they better behaved? Are they easier to handle? Keep this in mind when you see side glances or others begin to question why you choose a Scriptural foundation for your parenting decisions. It is certainly tempting to update our parenting style to match the culture around us. Maybe no one openly questions your Scripture-based parenting, but you may feel like a parenting primitive who is behind the times for choosing to raise your kids with a different set of restrictions and requirements. If these statements ring true in your life, then we want to encourage and stand with you. You are a politically incorrect parent! And there is nothing in the world wrong with that. Discussing Parenting in a Political Correct Culture with John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of family psychology. Presently, his time is devoted to speaking and writing. John is syndicated in approximately 225 newspapers nationwide. He has written eleven best-selling parenting books. He is also one of America's busiest and most popular speakers and most certainly the busiest and most popular in his field. He's known for his sound advice, humor, and easy, relaxed, engaging style.  Raising Our Kids a Little Differently Episode Highlights: Is secular mental health the best resource for parenting our children? What does research say about the parenting styles and methods of today? What is an integrationist? Does the Bible talk about self-esteem? What are the downfalls of self-esteem? What does handling criticism say about a generation? Image from Canva

Parenting Priorities and Today's Culture Are we, as parents, taking our parenting advice from popular media? Science? Pop Psychology? Scripture? As Christian parents, it is important to take our cues from Scripture, walking in the foundations of God's word. Today, we speak again with John Rosemond as we continue to discuss politically incorrect parenting. Our parenting styles, disciplines, and general way of life may not always add up to what culture expects. Today we discuss some important questions that Christian parents should be asking, and how the answers will impact the well-being of our children for years to come. Discussing The Hard Questions with John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of family psychology. In the past few years, John has appeared on numerous national television programs including 20/20, Good Morning America, The View, The Today Show, CNN, and CBS Later Today, as well as numerous print interviews. Old Fashion Parenting Episode Highlights: What are some things you believe Grandma was right about and how can we implement these truths into the lives of our kids today? What instructions do we need to follow to raise our kids? Should your kids be the most important thing in your life? Is happiness the main focus in the pursuit of raising children? What is the balance in serving and guiding our kids? What is the difference between happiness and joy? Image from Pixabay

Parenting Priorities and Today's Culture Are we, as parents, taking our parenting advice from popular media? Science? Pop Psychology? Scripture? As Christian parents, it is important to take our cues from Scripture, walking in the foundations of God's word. Today, we speak again with John Rosemond as we continue to discuss politically incorrect parenting. Our parenting styles, disciplines, and general way of life may not always add up to what culture expects. Today we discuss some important questions that Christian parents should be asking, and how the answers will impact the well-being of our children for years to come. Discussing The Hard Questions with John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of family psychology. In the past few years, John has appeared on numerous national television programs including 20/20, Good Morning America, The View, The Today Show, CNN, and CBS Later Today, as well as numerous print interviews. Old Fashion Parenting Episode Highlights: What are some things you believe Grandma was right about and how can we implement these truths into the lives of our kids today? What instructions do we need to follow to raise our kids? Should your kids be the most important thing in your life? Is happiness the main focus in the pursuit of raising children? What is the balance in serving and guiding our kids? What is the difference between happiness and joy? Image from Pixabay

Parenting Differently in Today's Culture You may parent a little bit different than those in your neighborhood, at the grocery store, and even those in your extended family. A genuine commitment to God and His word can get funny looks from your kids' friends, the parents of those friends, and even other Christian parents. But have you noticed that your kids are more emotionally well-adjusted, better behaved, and easier to handle? Still, the temptation to give in to the prevailing parenting trends of our culture may be a nagging concern to you. Maybe no-one openly rebukes you for it, but you may still feel at times like a parenting primitive who is behind the times and raising your kids with a different set of restrictions and requirements than most other kids. Your kids often seem to identity better adults than with their actual peer group. You are a politically incorrect parent. And we're here to encourage you in that. Discussing The Challenges of Parenting Today with John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of family psychology. Presently, his time is devoted to speaking and writing. John is syndicated in approximately 225 newspapers nationwide. He has written eleven best-selling parenting books. He is also one of America's busiest and most popular speakers and most certainly the busiest and most popular in his field. He's known for his sound advice, humor, and easy, relaxed, engaging style.  The Dangers of Self-Esteem Episode Highlights: Why do people trust secular mental health when it comes to child-rearing today? Are these methods backed up by real research? What is an integrationist? Is self-esteem biblical? What are the downfalls of self-esteem? How does today's generation handle criticism? Image from Pixabay

Parenting Differently in Today's Culture You may parent a little bit different than those in your neighborhood, at the grocery store, and even those in your extended family. A genuine commitment to God and His word can get funny looks from your kids' friends, the parents of those friends, and even other Christian parents. But have you noticed that your kids are more emotionally well-adjusted, better behaved, and easier to handle? Still, the temptation to give in to the prevailing parenting trends of our culture may be a nagging concern to you. Maybe no-one openly rebukes you for it, but you may still feel at times like a parenting primitive who is behind the times and raising your kids with a different set of restrictions and requirements than most other kids. Your kids often seem to identity better adults than with their actual peer group. You are a politically incorrect parent. And we're here to encourage you in that. Discussing The Challenges of Parenting Today with John Rosemond John Rosemond has worked with families, children, and parents since 1971 in the field of family psychology. Presently, his time is devoted to speaking and writing. John is syndicated in approximately 225 newspapers nationwide. He has written eleven best-selling parenting books. He is also one of America's busiest and most popular speakers and most certainly the busiest and most popular in his field. He's known for his sound advice, humor, and easy, relaxed, engaging style.  The Dangers of Self-Esteem Episode Highlights: Why do people trust secular mental health when it comes to child-rearing today? Are these methods backed up by real research? What is an integrationist? Is self-esteem biblical? What are the downfalls of self-esteem? How does today's generation handle criticism? Image from Pixabay

Many Christian parents around the world have raised their kids in Godless societies with no biblical standards and common sense for the last 2000 years. Could we be putting too much emphasis on common sense? How about when it comes to raising our children? John Rosemond is an American columnist with a pa parenting column syndicated in over 225 newspapers across the country. Mr. Rosemond is also a public speaker and an author of parenting books such as, “Grandma Was Right After All.” John hosted the nationally syndicated show, “ Because I Said So,” an American Family radio up until 2018. He is well known for his sound advice, his humor, and his relaxed style. He has been married for over 40 years with two children and 7 beautiful and well-behaved grandchildren. UnCommon Episode Highlights: Do you believe the primary responsibility in the raising of a child is to instill a biblical worldview within them? In today's society do you believe that parents try to avoid consequences to a child when they misbehave? Just as you can not change the atom into something other than an atom- you can not change God's truth into something other than the truth. One way that America has corrupted our public schools is by teaching children to believe that they can do anything in life that they want to do. Do you believe that everyone has the same chances as everyone else in life? How can we when we are all born different? Picture via: Pixabay