Why You Shouldn't....... With Veronica

Dammi Media

An insightful, humorous, hard, crazy look into certain beliefs, propaganda, facts, and stereotypical thoughts of people. Which as we know can be offensive, but hopefully, you'll end up better.

Episodes

  1. 12/15/2023

    EP 1: Why you shouldn't beat your children from your life choices

    Join us for a heartfelt conversation about parenting choices and the impact of discipline. We'll unpack a recent incident involving Brittany Thomas, sparking a broader discussion on the thin line between discipline and overboard parenting. Delve into the importance of fostering a positive atmosphere for our children's growth, steering clear of harmful disciplinary and emotional methods. Growth Points: Exploring the downsides of harsh discipline and its impact on our kids' emotional well-being. Addressing the challenges faced by overworked parents, stressed single-parent households, and the need for alternative parenting strategies. Advocating for positive parenting practices centered around love, understanding, and effective communication. Tune in for a brief yet insightful exploration of parenting dynamics and discover ways to cultivate a nurturing environment for your children Calming yourself: Discipline Is Crucial for Black Communities—There's Still Room for It in Gentle Parenting https://www.parents.com/kindred/discipline-is-crucial-for-black-communities-theres-still-room-for-it-in-gentle-parenting/ https://connectedfamilies.org/calming-yourself-before-discipline-ep-109/ Spanking Alternatives: https://www.verywellfamily.com/alternatives-to-spanking-1094834 NY Times: In a Warning Against Spanking, Some Pediatricians See an Attack on Black Families https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/17/parenting/stacey-patton-spanking.html Harvard Study: https://www.gse.harvard.edu/ideas/usable-knowledge/21/04/effect-spanking-brain

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An insightful, humorous, hard, crazy look into certain beliefs, propaganda, facts, and stereotypical thoughts of people. Which as we know can be offensive, but hopefully, you'll end up better.