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In this German‑language segment, the speaker shares practical parenting strategies drawn from daily life with his wife and two children. He advises parents to let children argue from a distance, allowing them to fully express and debate their opinions instead of stepping in at the first sign of disagreement. The speaker emphasizes that conflict is a training ground, especially for siblings, and that children should be permitted to argue with the people they love most. To keep disputes safe and constructive, he outlines a set of "house rules" that prohibit insults, physical aggression, bragging, and claims of total control. The overall message is to encourage healthy argumentation while maintaining clear behavioral boundaries.

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