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Protecting Children: When Boundaries are Crossed #shorts
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Zvi Gluck, Rabbi Yakov Horowitz, and Rabbi Avi Landa discuss a critical approach to child safety. Learn how to gently inquire about a child's well-being and recognize subtle signs of discomfort. #ChildSafety #ParentingTips #BoundarySetting #Family
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She went up
to get something
and a woman an Orthodox Jewish woman
went over to her and said, "Um are you
feeling safe?"
She didn't know that I was a father. I
would daughter said I got really
offended. That was disgusting. She said,
"That's my father." And I told her,
"Please darling, go back and thank her."
Because she didn't say your father is
doing something this person is a creep.
She did it in the I thought it was I
thought it was very thoughtful that if
we see people in our family or or
generally speaking that that some
uh um boundaries might be might be
getting eroded.
Um it's okay for us to tell ask the kids
>> An example that I've heard that I really
like is the kid says to the parent, "I'm
having one of those one of those stomach
aches."
Um so you know, it's kind of a normal
thing to say but it's unique one of
those
for some private time with the kids.
That makes perfect sense. Brilliant.
So that's one example.