It's important to recognize that children can feel pressured to meet their parents' emotional needs, which can lead to unhealthy dynamics in their relationships, as it becomes their job to care for us.

Children can be more resilient than adults, but they also need a lot of support to build that resilience.

Children have strong instincts and reasons for their desires, and parents often face communication challenges in understanding them.

It's not advisable to expose a child to white noise throughout the night, as it may degrade the clarity of their auditory tonotopic maps, potentially affecting their learning and development.

You need to let children struggle and deal with responsibilities to help them grow and gain wisdom.

The self-esteem movement has led to a culture where children are told it's okay to be weak, but we should instead encourage them to face their fears and take responsibility.

Co-sleeping has been a natural practice throughout human history, and dismissing it based on modern studies ignores the historical context of child-rearing. You have to be skeptical of scientific studies, as many are based on low-power research that gets over-applied beyond its context.

Natural instincts for parenting are often more reliable than the advice found in parenting books, as instincts guide you in caring for your child effectively.

Disciplining children is essential; giving them infinite freedom is a misconception that can lead to negative outcomes.