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🇺🇸 RFK Jr.: children shouldn’t be allowed to make life-altering decisions with permanent consequences “We don’t let kids drink and drive because their judgment is bad. We don’t give them driver’s licenses because we don’t want them to make decisions that affect them forever. The ones who made those... show more

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Oz: Secretary Kennedy strongly believes we need gold standard science. We need that science to be able to help families make better decisions for themselves and state governments because these are state driven issues usually, especially mandates to make those decisions more wisely. If you can do this in the right way, we very empowering because who loves children the most? Their parents, no matter what we might say, they're the ones who need to have the information. They should have the ability to make the wisest choices for their kids, not based on fear, but based in science

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RFK Jr. says parents need to teach their kids that life is a competition. They shouldn’t shield them from failure or embarrassment. “Competition is part of life.” “If we want a country that is strong in the world, we need kids who are willing to compete.” “A lot of times that involves failure and it may sometimes involve embarrassment.” “That's part of life.” “Parents have to be sensitive about how their children process experience, but they can't tell them that life is not going to be hard and that life is not a competition.”

RFK Jr. says parents need to teach their kids that life is a competition. They shouldn’t shield them from failure or embarrassment. “Competition is part of life.” “If we want a country that is strong in the world, we need kids who are willing to compete.” “A lot of times that involves failure and it may sometimes involve embarrassment.” “That's part of life.” “Parents have to be sensitive about how their children process experience, but they can't tell them that life is not going to be hard and that life is not a competition.”

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Trump HHS nominee RFK Jr.: If you give Black children “resilience” then “the inevitable racism” will “bounce off” them like they are “the Avengers” because “they will be immune to it” and “then we don’t have to stop racism altogether, because we’re never going to be able to do that.”

Trump HHS nominee RFK Jr.: If you give Black children “resilience” then “the inevitable racism” will “bounce off” them like they are “the Avengers” because “they will be immune to it” and “then we don’t have to stop racism altogether, because we’re never going to be able to do that.”

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What if one of the most important things you can give your children isn't something you buy them? Of course we want our children to be happy, but that doesn't mean we need to always prioritize their comfort. We need to help them become strong enough to handle life when things don't go their way. That doesn't mean raising children who never show emotion or teaching them to toughen up and ignore their feelings. It means teaching them that difficult things can be faced instead of avoided. Let them struggle with age appropriate challenges. Let them make mistakes. Let them experience disappointment. Give them responsibilities and expect them to follow through. Sometimes the easiest thing a parent can do is step in and fix a problem. But if we constantly remove every obstacle from a child's path, how are they ever going to learn how to deal with obstacles on their own? Children need to know that failure isn't the end of the world. They need to learn how to apologize when they're wrong, how to keep going when something is difficult, how to be responsible for their choices, and how to do things for themselves instead of always depending on somebody else. And perhaps most importantly, they need parents who believe they are capable. There is a big difference between protecting a child from every difficulty and preparing a child to face difficulty. The goal isn't to make childhood harder than it needs to be. Childhood should still be full of fun, laughter, encouragement, and love. But eventually those kids will grow up and face a world that won't always be kind or fair. They'll have setbacks, difficult decisions, broken hearts, failures, and responsibilities of their own. We won't always be able to protect them from those things. But we can give them the confidence and character to face them. Are we raising children who simply expect life to be easy, or are we preparing them to be strong when it isn't?

What if one of the most important things you can give your children isn't something you buy them? Of course we want our children to be happy, but that doesn't mean we need to always prioritize their comfort. We need to help them become strong enough to handle life when things don't go their way. That doesn't mean raising children who never show emotion or teaching them to toughen up and ignore their feelings. It means teaching them that difficult things can be faced instead of avoided. Let them struggle with age appropriate challenges. Let them make mistakes. Let them experience disappointment. Give them responsibilities and expect them to follow through. Sometimes the easiest thing a parent can do is step in and fix a problem. But if we constantly remove every obstacle from a child's path, how are they ever going to learn how to deal with obstacles on their own? Children need to know that failure isn't the end of the world. They need to learn how to apologize when they're wrong, how to keep going when something is difficult, how to be responsible for their choices, and how to do things for themselves instead of always depending on somebody else. And perhaps most importantly, they need parents who believe they are capable. There is a big difference between protecting a child from every difficulty and preparing a child to face difficulty. The goal isn't to make childhood harder than it needs to be. Childhood should still be full of fun, laughter, encouragement, and love. But eventually those kids will grow up and face a world that won't always be kind or fair. They'll have setbacks, difficult decisions, broken hearts, failures, and responsibilities of their own. We won't always be able to protect them from those things. But we can give them the confidence and character to face them. Are we raising children who simply expect life to be easy, or are we preparing them to be strong when it isn't?

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MS NOW host Eugene Daniels is concerned and alarmed that HHS wants taxpayer dollars for childcare used "legitimately" instead of paying for Somalis' luxury cars “That word concerns me — ‘legitimately’ — because it is not an objective word, right? Like, when you, as an American taxpaying citizen, in my head, the kind of decisions I want my government to make, many of them, I want them to be made, objectively, right? I want them to look at the kinds of things that are happening on the ground and make those decisions. These will be made by the gut instincts of whomever at HHS.”

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Children don’t come into the world believing they’re born in the wrong body. Adults teach them that. When a preschooler is being socially transitioned, changing names, pronouns, clothing, and being told they are the opposite sex, those decisions aren’t coming from a 4-year-old’s understanding of biology. They’re coming from the adults around that child. Parents make the appointments. Parents change the paperwork. Parents speak to teachers. Parents guide every step. Young children trust the adults in their lives completely. That’s why adults have an enormous responsibility to be careful about the ideas they introduce. A child can believe in Santa Claus, monsters under the bed, or imaginary friends because children naturally rely on trusted adults to explain the world. That dependence is exactly why we should be cautious about making life-altering decisions during the earliest years of development. Children deserve time to grow, explore, and mature without being placed on a path they may not fully understand. Protect childhood. Let kids be kids.

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