A short YouTube monologue by Hinesh Chauhan arguing that many adults who experienced authoritative parenting tend to reproduce that style; he recommends treating children with respect and compassion—"treat others as you would like yourself to be treated"—so children learn to treat others respectfully.
You, me, a bunch of other people, we had a very different childhood than what our kids probably have. And especially if you're even considering how to be a better parent here, you're miles ahead and there's so much discussion, studies, thought leadership on it that it is a completely different world. But if you grew up with a very authoritative sense style of parenting, you are probably creating humans that feel that is the way to lead and to parent. So teaching your kids that there is a different way, being compassionate with them, treating them the way you would want to be treated by other people, no matter what age, size, color, faith, whatever, it doesn't matter. Treat your kids the same way, treat them with respect so that they will treat others with respect. So comes out to the golden rule folks. Treat others as you would like yourself to be treated, however that's phrased. You know what I mean.
