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Be a Happier Parent
Alex Trippier
24 episodes
2 days ago
What does parenting do to us? Why do we do it? Why is there such a huge gap between what we think parenting will be and what it is? What are the jobs of Mums and Dads now: What’s a dad when he’s no longer just a provider, what’s a mum when she quite often is? Why, when we think having children will bring us together, does it so often push us apart? How do I know what to teach and model for my children when I don’t know what the world is going to look like in five years time? Why did my parents seem to have so much conviction about these things and I have absolutely none? Well, I don’t know but luckily there are some really clever people all over the world who are thinking about these things and they’ve agreed to talk to me. So maybe we won’t be able to answer all these questions every week but maybe if we listen to their ideas we can gain some insight and some wisdom and maybe most importantly some perspective and find out what it takes to be a happier parent.
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What does parenting do to us? Why do we do it? Why is there such a huge gap between what we think parenting will be and what it is? What are the jobs of Mums and Dads now: What’s a dad when he’s no longer just a provider, what’s a mum when she quite often is? Why, when we think having children will bring us together, does it so often push us apart? How do I know what to teach and model for my children when I don’t know what the world is going to look like in five years time? Why did my parents seem to have so much conviction about these things and I have absolutely none? Well, I don’t know but luckily there are some really clever people all over the world who are thinking about these things and they’ve agreed to talk to me. So maybe we won’t be able to answer all these questions every week but maybe if we listen to their ideas we can gain some insight and some wisdom and maybe most importantly some perspective and find out what it takes to be a happier parent.
Show more...
Parenting
Kids & Family,
Society & Culture,
Relationships
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Ep 9: What Do Dads Do? with Steve Biddulph
Be a Happier Parent
57 minutes 6 seconds
4 months ago
Ep 9: What Do Dads Do? with Steve Biddulph
Check out Be a Happier Parent on Instagram Summary In this conversation, Steve Biddulph discusses the evolving role of fathers in modern society, the developmental needs of boys, and the importance of emotional expression. He highlights the impact of industrialization on father-son relationships and the necessity of mentorship during adolescence. Biddulph emphasizes the significance of vulnerability and emotional intelligence in parenting, while also addressing the challenges faced by fathers today. He concludes with five essential lessons for boys that focus on the realities of life and the importance of caring for others. Takeaways Fatherhood has evolved beyond being just a provider.Boys require role models to transition into manhood.Industrialization disrupted traditional father-son relationships.Emotional vulnerability is crucial for effective parenting.Tears serve as a natural release of emotions and healing.Modern parenting faces unique challenges due to societal pressures.Understanding gender differences in emotional development is essential.Shame can be a powerful tool for personal growth and accountability.True happiness comes from caring for others, not self-indulgence.Boys should learn essential life lessons about control and mortality. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Context of Parenting Roles04:33 The Developmental Stages of Boys07:56 The Importance of Mentorship in Adolescence12:19 Building a Supportive Male Network16:03 Understanding Emotional Expression in Boys16:52 The Impact of Historical Context on Masculinity22:32 Father-Son Relationships and Emotional Legacy25:12 Navigating Emotional Intelligence in Boys29:37 The Healing Power of Tears34:11 The Function of Emotions: Stoicism and Grief35:09 Restorative Practices: Healing from Trauma37:03 Understanding Gender Differences in Emotional Development39:49 The Evolution of Fatherhood44:02 Shame and Vulnerability: The Male Experience49:50 Rites of Passage: Transitioning from Boyhood to Manhood54:20 Five Essential Truths for Men Keywords fatherhood, parenting, boys development, emotional intelligence, mentorship, masculinity, shame, modern parenting, gender differences, emotional expression Titles The New Age of FatherhoodRaising Emotionally Intelligent Boys Sound Bites "Shame is a restorative experience.""It takes guts to be vulnerable.""Your life is not about you."      
Be a Happier Parent
What does parenting do to us? Why do we do it? Why is there such a huge gap between what we think parenting will be and what it is? What are the jobs of Mums and Dads now: What’s a dad when he’s no longer just a provider, what’s a mum when she quite often is? Why, when we think having children will bring us together, does it so often push us apart? How do I know what to teach and model for my children when I don’t know what the world is going to look like in five years time? Why did my parents seem to have so much conviction about these things and I have absolutely none? Well, I don’t know but luckily there are some really clever people all over the world who are thinking about these things and they’ve agreed to talk to me. So maybe we won’t be able to answer all these questions every week but maybe if we listen to their ideas we can gain some insight and some wisdom and maybe most importantly some perspective and find out what it takes to be a happier parent.