Comments by "Yesica1993" (@Yesica1993) on "" video.

  1. BRAVO! I've seen this lady before but this is the first time hearing her speaking. I couldn't agree more. How strange that what everybody knew and took for granted when I was growing up (GenX here) is now considered revolutionary or whatever. It's common sense. 9:01 "We have to ask them, "What would you like to eat?" Put the spinach and broccoli in front of them and tell them to eat it." THANK YOU! This drives me nuts! Kids don't know anything. She kept stressing that, because it's true. You cannot know how to think of something when you don't know that thing about which you are supposed to be thinking! To the choice thing, as JP said, even as adults, when we are confronted with shelves & shelves of shampoo (or whatever example he used) we feel overwhelmed. We don't know where to start. It's much easier to make a choice when there are only a few options. Now think of children, especially younger ones who are just learning to interact in words/sentences. Again, they don't have FACTS about so much in their world. They feel that same confusion and overwhelm about EVERYTHING. Putting it upon them to constantly decide everything is too much for them. No wonder they have meltdowns!
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  2. Ha ha! The difference is that at least children are naive and don't know any better and can't be expected to know any better. Adults do know better.
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  3. That's why you don't teach children (or adults) via Google. You can't criticize something you don't even yet know.
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