Comments by "Amy Lynn Hunt" (@amylynnhunt55) on "Why CEO Killer Snapped, Dangers of "Gentle" Parenting, u0026 Rise of "Normophobia," w/ Dr. Sax u0026 DeLong" video.

I'm so grateful that Megyn had him on. I knew listening yesterday that there would be comments like "Video games are great! You know nothing!". Dr. Sax did not say video games are evil. Context matters so much. If a child or teenager stays up too late on school nights, and are exhausted the next day, of course it is hard to concentrate on school. Then so many are put on stimulants, and it's a vicious cycle. I think he had wonderful, logic, kind advice for parents and families.
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My Mom listened to Focus on the Family every day. She became a Christian at about age 26, she loved studying the Bible, then she became a great teacher of it. My best memories are of sitting on the floor in the kitchen and talking about the Bible and God's love and grace and... well, that foundation is the only thing getting me through losing her slowly to Alzheimer's. Her love, which showed me a picture of God's perfect love is the best gift.
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 @rosiegirl2485 Never ever too late. I saw this with my Grandfather and my father. Never give up.
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I listened to this episode yesterday, was and am so impressed with Dr Sax, it is so good to know that there are doctors who care for children who are not just about making money and falling for whatever pop culture thinks or believes in the moment. He was winsome without sacrifing truth. He said things that we used to take for granted, but to too many people now sound insane or intolerant. Gentle parenting is not parenting. It is failing children.
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 @leesa3140 What about personal responsibility though?
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This is so encouraging! I listened on Spotify yesterday and the comments there were...well, discouraging. It's so interesting to see the difference.
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@marklowe8061 You never know :0). I am 55 and living in the house we moved into when I was nine. My Mom is at ... (It never gets easier) the end stages of Alzheimer's. The thought of not being here to help my Dad - my parents have been married since 1966 - is ... well, having a better relationship with him has been a completely surprising thing and I'm so grateful. I guess I'm saying just keep loving her. It is never too late, while we are still living. My Dad will be 86 in March, Lord willing.
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