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Show Notes
There seems to be this strange shift in society today where we, collectively, have begun to give more credit to children than they deserve. Historically, adults have made the decisions and been the influential party in the direction of relevant culture and policy. Now, in some sort of weird, reality version of Lord of the Flies, we've begun to allow our children to dictate the tone of the conversation and set the framework for some very serious issues all of us will be impacted by.
Now, before I get into what I'm going to share with you today, allow me to explain a couple things, a disclaimer if you will. First, I do not believe children should make the rules or set the tone of adult conversations. This does not mean I don't care about our kids or have empathy and/or compassion for their perspectives and experiences. Second, some of our children are very intelligent. There's no denying that. Still, they lack the life experience required to fully understand the ramifications of their limited experience. Third, I am not of the mindset that children should be seen and not heard. I listen to my children (and the children in my community I have a responsibility for) every day. That said, I as the adult, make the decisions.
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