This Rabbi said something INSANELY IMPORTANT @SoulWords

Reacting to a parenting GEM from Rabbi Shais Taub of @SoulWords
Who do your children call first when they're struggling...? This is a question that should bother every parent with a pulse.

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[donaldeisenbarth]

If only every parent could see this and apply it, the world would be a better place. Thank you Rabbi

[betsywestbrook]

This should be shared it is Soo important.

[melmell]

It’s super important for teen daughters to be close to their dads and such a blessing

[dalinespinal]

This is so important. It’s the lesson I’m learning now. ❤

[justnobodyimportant]

Beautiful statement!!! Don’t hurt your child but help console & guide.

[abdolrahimkashefzand]

Thank you Rabbis Friedman, I love your teaching. ❤❤❤

[nedehlert]

I love you Rabbis Friedman for your dedication to GOD. You are better for my spiritual development than any minister than I've sat in a pew to listen to. You are keeping this Gentile Gental. Shalom!

[isaacgoldin]

Congratulations on half a million subscribers!!!

[nightingalesastra]

4:18 I love you. You just gave me profound insight on God that I never thought of before. First time I can actually see God as a father.

[YY]

Thank you Rabbi Manis Friedman for sharing Rabbi Shais Taub's teaching, then adding your own wisdom to it.

[akai.christo]

Thank you Rabbi Friedman and Rabbi Taub!!💪✡️🙏❤️🔥🎶

[jacksaranta]

A great message, thank you, Rabbi Freidman ❤
Baruch Hashem!
Am Israel chai

[Journeyman-Fixit]

I wish I had this knowledge in my childhood, this Rabbi is a Genius! I am so glad this is on Youtube, a great purpose for his awesome advice and for Youtube as well. "Liked and shared".
I am going to promote this channel!!!

[emmaaiston]

Thank you Rabbi Friedman and team . Awesome wise advice 😊 as aways ❤

[nataliehinic]

Wow thats so powerful, thank you so much❤

[TheQueenRulesAll]

This is why we need to be compassionate when we observe others' behavior. Not everyone grew up in a safe place. We have no idea. It could look perfect on the outside but hides a multitude of harm.

[maryw]

Everyone needs to hear this message criticism
Burns a persons neshama the younger the neshama more tender and venerable it is it leaves life long scars praise goes a long way it is important to set expectations and
boundaries for children use harsh words gingerly ❤thank you 😅 Friedman Friedman

[GoodDag]

2:33 ❤ such wise words

B"H my boy comes to me still😑

Ty rabbi🙏

[jtprobst]

Love love love when rabbis unit and teach like this… 🥰🥰🥰

I learned this concept due to being the one who had no one, and when I did anything, tried to find someone, things escalated, emotionally, mentally and physically.

[DDGVET]

Thanks Rabbi. I just wish someone had said this 65 years ago. My mother just passed at the age of 89. My father died 22 years ago. I now finally feel like the war is over.