Jordan Peterson - How to Properly Socialize Children

In this clip, psychology Professor Dr. Jordan B. Peterson talks about happiness, how children develop and what happens when you have hippocampus damage.

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[subhankhan]

There was a talk by Jordan Peterson about children, where he talked about children who are afraid because they can't make friends on the playground. He advised parents to go to the playground with the kids and tell them to just watch other kids to let go of their fear, and the next day tell them to walk a foot away from them to watch those kids - anyone know this video?

[dhedge]

I'm here today because sometime back itnstuck with me when Jordan said how important it is to socialize your child at a young age and how basically you can never get them properly socialized if they are not done so by a certain age.. Well I have twins that are perfectly socially healthy leaders of their classroom but there older sister in fourth grade went through very traumatic things and was not around children in her prime years.. It breaks my heart what she's going through and I just don't know what to do and it haunts me when I remember Jordan Peterson saying you can't ever come back from it basically.. It's a question I would pay money to be able to bring up to him and have him touch on cuz I know there's some inspiration in there somewhere but I haven't heard him address it past if you don't do it at a young age you're fd:/.. I just want to grab my daughter and tell her it's all my fault, she's such a sweet and kind and loving strong young lady but she ends up a target:/.. with that being said I'll fight every day to make sure I do not pity her I do not believe that will help, she still is so blessed compared to many other's in this world... when he said it again at the end of this video it just tore at my heart, what about all these kids that is already over seven and eight, nine years old?! such a terrible thing to say especially for someone like me that believes Jordan Peterson is one of the wisest intellectuals we have out there..

[FABIOh]

1:40 "Happy people do not have good judgment. They got dopey"

[Oyuki-Mayonesa]

Oh no 🤦🏻‍♀️ my kids are polite and sweet, considerate, shy to approach, but they were never really around other people at that young age... and now they don’t have friends 😭how can I fix this now that they are adolescents?? 😭

[Eli]

Having friends is extremely important to our social well being. The point Peterson makes is that anti social behaviour can lead to isolation and depression because of the lack of good friends. This has nothing to do with raising your child as a social conformist.

[STRANGELOVE]

I moved to a different country when I was 3-4 and left when I was 6. I’m socially awkward because of it I guess

[mypositive]

Fir the first time I don't agree with him. I wouldn't dump down a childs happiness cause I still remember what it was to be a child

[MajoMola]

But doesn't raising kids to "be acceptable to other children" result in codependent adults who drive their sense of identity, self-worth, and empowerment from external validation? I'd rather raise a kind and authentic kid that thrives in personal autonomy as opposed to a social conformist, the way Peterson puts it here.

[mongrelking]

Can we talk about the creepy Mikkey Mouse voice? Jesus, man.