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Rabbi Raphael Klatzko - Part 4: Wisdom of Jewish Parenting - Understanding your child
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hi this is Rafael Classica with the
Jewish parenting talk and today we're
continuing to talk about getting to know
your child getting to know your child
also means paying attention to details
when a child tells you something
listening is very important but
listening with a real ear for detail
makes all the difference when he comes
back and he says Yankee you know and me
went out to play the next day if you
mention Zach you say oh the boy you went
to play with that means I really am
invested in hearing about what you have
to say I really care all right
and if he says no thank you by the
dinner table every single day two eggs
don't say honey you want eggs for dinner
right because he doesn't like eggs and
if you keep asking that it just shows
like you don't know me
and you hear there's so many types of
things my parents they don't know me
right and the truth is they don't often
because they didn't take the time the
first thing no when they love their
child they're working day and night for
them but they don't invest what they
have to say so besides hearing in
general hear the details make note of
them just because they're not important
to you they're important to him the next
thing and this is what we're talking
about things that are important to them
treat like they're important which means
if a child comes and tells you you know
they broke my leg oh right so to you
it's well like oh can they rebuilt
that's what the whole idea of Lego is no
Lego being broken to him and the way
he's saying it it's devastating to him
to him Lego is a real world he just
invested in his mind again
he's only been alive for two years so
spending two hours is really a good
percentage point all right and he
invested it into building the Lego and
they broke his leg oh it's terrible
so sympathize with him right give him
proper empathy like tell him how much
you wish the Lego wouldn't have been
broken and you care about the Lego get
into these things because these
things serve our greater goal the
greater goal is again like we said
making him a person that is
well-adjusted and complete and a hole
and what you're gonna do now can serve
him for his whole life so it's not about
Lego it's about building my child
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as we said knowing what's important to
your child includes knowing what he
likes and what he doesn't like both
things are equally as important now
we're gonna talk about a little
different area of getting to know your
child getting to know how your child
responds to your different moves this is
a tricky area for many people and let's
first just give a little overview of it
we as parents are obligated again what
we said to try to help our children grow
all right and we have to do this in a
variety of ways we have to control them
and we have to teach them and give them
examples and sometimes even punishments
all sorts of different things but we
want to get to know our child what works
for him and what doesn't and this also
we don't we're not born knowing this but
if we're alive awake and in tune with
what happens when we do one of these
actions with our children then we'll
know what the child responds to what the
child doesn't respond to if every time
you do this action the response is
negative or the response is not really
effective well then that's the wrong
action to do and our next talk will talk
more about this various ideas of how to
help teach your child or discipline your
child thank you this has been Rebecca
let's go with the Jewish education talk
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