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- Because I Said So! 3.26.2016[This episode originally aired 3.26.2016]The CNN digital short film, "Raising Ryland," and book of the same name chronicles a 5-year-old's transition from girl to boy and the parents pledge to raise him with "no strings attached." In this week's broadcast, John takes issue with the therapist who advised the family during this process. The therapist, Darlene Tando, says that a person's gender is in their head and sex is in their biology, something she calls "biological gender." She claims that it is entirely possible for a person to have one gender in his/her head and a completely different one in his or her body. This claim, John says, has no scientific basis whatsoever and, as a psychologist himself, feels that it is unethical to tell parents to do something without scientific evidence. The fact is that young children often take on roles not assigned to them and their play often reflects this, whether it's pretending to be a cowboy or a mother or a police officer or a superhero. John believes firmly in the Christian position that God creates male and female and not something in between. He recommends that Christians who seek counseling go to a Biblical Counselor and directs them to http://www.biblicalcounseling.com.Editor's note: John mentions that the child began claiming to be a boy after the birth of her younger brother. She began claiming to be a boy after the birth of her younger sister, not brother.More about John Rosemond at www.rosemond.com and www.parentguru.com.26 min
- Because I Said So! 3.19.2016[This episode originally aired 3.19.2016]Let's face it: Children do odd, strange things. They also have random thoughts and random emotions. In this episode, John says that we need to disempower psychology when it comes to the raising of children and stop running to psychologists every time our children do odd, strange things or have seemingly alarming, random thoughts. He contends that because we have been paying so much attention to psychology and its applications to parenting, we take these things too seriously and advises parents to use discernment when talking to children about their feelings. He points to research that shows that talking to children about their feelings almost inevitably makes the feelings scarier, stranger, and more intense.More about John Rosemond at www.rosemond.com and www.parentguru.com.25 min
- Because I Said So! 3.12.2016[This episode originally aired 3.12.2016]In the Bible, God has given us a clear, simple, straightforward, easily understood set of directions concerning how He wants us to raise His children. In this episode, John explains how the Bible is the only "parenting book" we need to tell use how to raise children; he discusses the difference between Authoritarian Parenting and Leadership Parenting; and points to the importance of the husband/wife relationship over the parent/child relationship.More about John Rosemond at www.rosemond.com25 min
- Because I Said So! 3.05.2016[This episode originally aired 3.05.2016]Actress Charlize Theron recently came under fire for how she handled her four-year-old's son public tantrum, drawing fire from the media and "Relationship Expert to the Stars" Dr. Gilda Carle. Dr. Carle believes in Egalitarian Parenting, which proposes that the parent-child relationship is a relationship between equals. In this episode, John explains the dysfunction of Egalitarian Parenting and points to Leadership Parenting - communicating expectations unequivocally - as the only tried and true method.More about John Rosemond at www.rosemond.com25 min
- Because I Said So! 2.20.2016[This episode originally aired 2.20.2016]Why it's Biblical and appropriate for parents to focus on being husband and wife more so than focusing on being parents.More about John Rosemond at www.rosemond.com49 min
- Because I Said So! 2.13.2016[This episode originally aired 2.13.2016]John John talks at length with pediatrician Dr. Rosemary Stein, who practices Behavioral Pediatrics in North Carolina. Her work with children considered to have autism has given hope to parents who formerly had no hope.John talks to a mother in Mississippi with a question about what she is calling Conscious Discipline or Conscious Parenting.Books by John Rosemond mentioned in this podcast: Grandma Was Right After All!More about John Rosemond at www.rosemond.com49 min
- Because I Said So! 2.6.2016[This episode originally aired 2.6.2016]John responds to a doctor who contacted the show saying that the Bible is not "truth" and that John is wrong to point people to Biblical counselors. Not surprising, John holds a different view.John answers an email from the mother of a 4-year-old who has had problems with painful constipation in the past and who now refuses to use the toilet.John dives into another potty-related problem presented by the mother of a 21-month-old who is trying to potty-train her child using a method she read about in John's book, Toilet Training Without Tantrums.John fields a question from a parent who says her 4 1/2-year-old son can be delightful when he is with anyone other than the parents. Under their supervision, he throws tantrums and won't do what they ask him to do.Books by John Rosemond mentioned in this podcast:Toilet Training Without Tantrums, The Well-Behaved Child, Grandma Was Right After All!More about John Rosemond at www.rosemond.com49 min
- Because I Said So! 1.30.2016[This episode originally aired 1.30.2016]John talks about the bragging match that parents have gotten into over their kids, as evidenced by bumper stickers that declare the accomplishments of one's child: honor roll, star athlete, etc.John talks about the Psychological Parenting Revolution of the late 1960s and early 1970s and some of the actual scientific tests that were being conducted at that time which proved that certain discipline techniques actually workJohn discusses an article from the Washington Post entitled, "Replacing Parental Dictatorship with Discussion." John covers a lot of what this article brings up in his book, "Parenting by the Book" available at rosemond.com.Books by John Rosemond mentioned in this podcast:Parenting By The Book, Grandma Was Right After All!More about John Rosemond at www.rosemond.com49 min
- Because I Said So! 1.23.2016[This episode originally aired 1.23.2016]The importance of finding a Christian Counselor.John talks with a caller with a 4-year old son whose school has said he has borderline autism, but psychologists at the hospital say he doesn't.John speaks with a caller about her 15-year-old son. She is divorced from the son's father and, according to the caller, the father is prompting the son's disrespect of the mother. The son has been verbally disrespectful and has gotten to the point of physically pushing the mother away.Learn more about John Rosemond at www.rosemond.com.49 min
- Because I Said So! 1.16.2016[This episode originally aired 1.16.2016]The Good Mommy Club, an unofficial organization that many of today's mothers find themselves in.John talks with a caller who called with a comment on what he sees as the media's influence on the culture war.John talks with another caller who asks whether discipline is more than punishment. The conversation turned to spanking, and John shared a story about his appearance on The View with Barbara Walters and then outlined his thoughts on spanking, and when and where it's appropriate.Books by John Rosemond mentioned in this podcast:Parent BabbleLearn more about John Rosemond at www.rosemond.com.49 min
About John Rosemond
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John's radio show on parenting, "Because I Said So!" aired on American Family Radio until July 2018. Archived episodes can be found here.
If you'd like more information on John, how to book him for an event, or to purchase books, Audio CDs or other materials, head over to www.rosemond.com. John's membership website is at www.ParentGuru.com. Keep in touch by signing up for John's newsletter at http://goo.gl/DLBdAF.
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John Rosemond is the nation’s leading parenting expert and provides common-sense advice for raising your children. John is a nationally syndicated columnist, author and public speaker, (delivering over 200 presentations annually to parents, teachers and professional groups). His audiences are left feeling empowered, educated and entertained.
A family psychologist by license, John points out to all his audiences that “psychology has caused more problems than it has solved for American parents.” John’s mission is to be a counter-weight to the psychological parenting paradigm that was sold to America in the late 1960s/early 1970s, restore commonsense to the raising of children, and give parents the guidance needed to raise happy, well-mannered children who will, as adults, contribute value to culture and society.