#275 Furious at SNS and Shows Preaching Parenting Theories
Summer vacation has officially started, and this episode kicks off with the daily struggle of being chased around by kids who stay home all day playing video games. Frustrations toward SNS and TV programs preaching idealized housework and child-rearing theories are bared, conveying the realistic struggles of a parent who has no patience for impractical armchair theories.
I'm utterly furious at the parenting theories I see on SNS.
Against the pretty, idealized opinions found online—such as prioritizing playing with children over housework or parents needing to know everything about their kids—strong anger is expressed, arguing that only those who aren't truly facing their children could say such things.
There is the raw reality of being with children every day.
The daily life of keeping up with kids who are home all day, worrying about lunch and dinner menus, and sighing at them constantly watching YouTube is realistically discussed. Many listeners will surely resonate with the harsh reality of parenting that never goes as ideally planned.
There is no such thing as a correct answer in parenting.
Even after reading dozens of parenting books, no answers are found, leading to the realization that you just have to do what you can within your own capacity. A deeper conversation continues, but please be sure to listen to the full episode for the rest.
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