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Are Children Spoiled?
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We complain that kids today are addicted to screens, junk food, and video games. But they weren't born with a smartphone in their hand. Before we call them "spoiled," we need to ask ourselves a hard question: Did we give them our attention, or did we just give them a distraction? @chazaq #judaism #jewishwisdom #jewishthought #jewishinspiration #jewish #jewisheducation #education #rabbi #hidabroot Follow us: https://www.hidabroot.com https://www.youtube.com/@Hidabrootcom https://www.instagram.com/hidabroot_global https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbCYZjl1CYoa4ulQIK2q
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Many people complain to [music] me and
say, "Rabbi, today's children are
spoiled. They're addicted to their
phones. All they do is eat junk food and
play video games all day long." But,
let's be honest for a second. [music]
Our children were born knowing nothing.
They weren't born with a phone in their
hands or with a desire for video games.
So, what [music] happened? Instead of us
reading to them, we gave them YouTube
videos. Instead of playing ball [music]
with them, we gave them video games. In
other words, we did not give them our
attention, we gave them entertainment
[music] as a distraction. And now, we
blame the children for becoming attached
[music] to the very things we used to
replace our presence. And so, the fact
is, our children are not spoiled.
[music] It is we, the parents, that are
spoiled. So, before blaming the children
of our generation, let's all look in the
mirror because the real problem is
staring you right in the face.