How 'Old Money' Families Raise Children: 5 Differences Between Boys & Girls

What better way to help you better understand the enigmatic-yet-elegant class of "Old Money" families than to start at the very beginning of their lives— and describe how they grew up… and thus how they decide to bring up their own children.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction
0:53 1. “Old Money” Families And Childhood
5:02 2. Boys In 'Old Money' Families
8:42 3. Girls in 'Old Money' Families
12:17 4. Parenting Styles of “Old Money” Families
14:58 5. 'Old Money' Mindsets on Adult Life

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Welcome to an enlightening deep dive into the fascinating world of "old money." This comprehensive video reveals the captivating reality behind the lives of the wealthiest families, exploring the psychology of old money, and explaining how to think like old money.

Unfolding in five segments, we journey through the intriguing layers of old money, investigating the profound impact that this level of inherited wealth can have on the lives of individuals raised in such families.

"Old Money" And Childhood: Discover how family lineages soaked in history and tradition shape the very core of a child's upbringing within these families. With iconic examples like John D. Rockefeller, Jr., John F. Kennedy, Jr., and Gloria Vanderbilt, we unravel the tapestry of expectation, resilience, and societal norms that define their youth.

Boys in 'Old Money' Families: We spotlight the education, sporting traditions, and leadership expectations that shape the upbringing of young boys within these wealthy families. Illustrated through examples such as the Arnault family and UK Princes William and Harry, this section delves into the emphasis on legacy, lineage, and the shifting focus towards entrepreneurship.

Girls in 'Old Money' Families: Explore the high-pressure world of girls in old money families, from social pressures to academic and athletic excellence, and how societal norms are gradually shifting towards career independence and entrepreneurship.

Parenting Styles of “Old Money” Families: The parenting techniques within these families form a fascinating cocktail of hands-on involvement and detached delegation. Learn how the rich tapestry of old money parenting styles is unique, deeply entrenched in safeguarding wealth, and maintaining societal standing.

The Influence of 'Old Money' Upbringing on Adult Life: Finally, we reveal how an 'old money' upbringing sets individuals on a unique trajectory that profoundly impacts their adult life. From career paths, marital alliances, to lifestyle choices, we explore how these individuals navigate their lives in adherence to the values imbibed during their upbringing.

Tune in to gain an exclusive insight into the richest families, their psychology, their upbringing, and the fascinating nuances of their lives. This video isn't just about understanding old money families, but it's also about learning how to think like old money, providing you with the secrets to integrating this wisdom into your life.

Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a history buff intrigued by the dynamics of wealthy families, or an individual seeking to understand the psychology of old money, this video is a treasure trove of insights.

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[oldmoneyluxury]

Which other aspects of the “old money” lifestyle which you like us to cover?

[TheThriftShopSampler]

We need a series about The Help, from advisors and lawyers, to butlers, maids and groundskeepers of estates, family vineyards, farms, orchards, ranches, etc.

[frankjennings]

The children of “Old Money” families frequently enter into prestigious careers such as voice-over artistry on distinguished YouTube channels.

[seanreynolds]

Please try to do a video on America's old money families whose affluence started from colonial days to the present. The Gillette Family is one example.

[JA-vvwy]

A suggested video idea: do you know what makes the old money education different from that of mainstream education? (Talking from an American perspective, I’m not sure about In Britain) Students in old money circles are taught a “classical education”. In the US we are not taught in a classical way. Though there is a new trend to return to classical education through homeschooling because the public schools are going downhill. Maybe you can do a video on what makes up an old school classical education (logic, rhetoric, using original manuscripts instead of text book summaries, etc.).

Another video: I realize that you’ve done the topic of style before but have you noticed the details of how people of pedigree hold themselves, have refined speech, and their impeccable hygiene? For instance, fuller eyebrows on women have always looked classier than thin, over-tweezed eyebrows. They always look natural (even when wearing makeup) and effortlessly put-together. For example if they color their hair it always looks natural, never having roots showing or a hairstyle that never looks natural such as vertical curls. As a Speech therapist, their speech characteristics have uniquely interested me. Did you know that you can almost immediately figure out someone’s class based on their speech (their dialect, syntax, intonation, and the topic of which they speak). Do a blind test of speech segments from people from different class systems and you will be able to differentiate their status quickly.

[salahuddinmuhammad]

The importance of specific etiquette patterns and training would give great exposure to further inner workings. Excellent series, thus far, Kudos.

[ismaeluugwanga]

Please cover how old Money choose husbands/wives.

[kageromtp]

Western old money vs Asia/south East Asia old money way of living... Oray a series of video comparing western and other regions

[edp]

i have a feeling this channel comes from old money. this channel is a hidden gem. keep making videos for us peasants.

[aliciagrayham]

Please can you cover a topic on marriage & raising a family comparing old money & new money differences . Definitely interested about this because today's new money for example celebrities never have a long lasting relationships . For example they might find a partner, then get married for 2 years or less then they end being divorced . Also children are out of wedlock which in old money is looked down upon.

[sunnyta]

How about a history of old money finishing schools in Europe?

[ToNDNe]

I’d be curious to see a documentary about old money families that aren’t white and European and how they function in the modern world.

[ConserveMore]

Great video! I love how you make videos based on viewer comments. The narrator is a perfect fit for this content.

[OldsmobileCutlassSupremeConver]

I Love the Pharse
"Fumbling the Bag"
Pls do more on that.

[dyingbreed]

I enjoy when fictional families are brought up. I don’t know if it’s been suggested but I’d like to see an old money breakdown of the Wayne family from Batman. How Thomas and Martha Wayne got their fortune and Bruce Wayne’s philanthropic outreach and growth of Wayne Enterprises.

[janebaker]

I admire how the aristos, the really sensible ones have reinvented ttemselves as busines executives. The "business" being their huge stately home and grounds. I saw the Duchess of Caernarvon (Highclere Castle aka Downton Abbey) do a talk in Bath and she was no nonsense. She is a business executive she states. The late previous Duchess of Devonshire, the Mitford sister one, too was very proud of her entrepreneurial ability. Good for them I say. I read "The Tyranny of Merit" by Michael Sandell. In this book he describes how those ivy league schools in USA plus Oxbridge in England and other high end educational establishments kept their sense of exclusivity and their gloss of desirability in the face of the supposed democratising of the 1960s civil rights movement and other legal changes. Its done very subtly and cleverly, as you wouid expect of such places. It really is very naughty to read how by framing questions a certain way, by designing papers and exams a certain way they can still keep out the ones that are not "in the golden circle". Its almost invisible, it takes a trained mind to spot it.

[Mr]

Author of texts in this channel - you are the best. I learn English. Thank you for such sophisticated words.

[cleitonoliveira]

Excellent video as always. There are 2 things to notice: the first is that some videos highlight the values and directions considered, others don't. Traditional and wealthy families always live around their values and that is the source of their wealth. When those aren't shown, I think there's something missing. Second, the voice is very good, but we can clearly feel changes of tone and energy across the video, which brings the sensation of changing in the mood of the owner of the voice.

Despite that, good work, gentlemen.

[smartdoctorphysicist]

Hi thank you I just wish I could get some of, that old money to help me out. Very good program.

[meglam]

Big aspects of the upbringing of old money children left out. Horrible abuses that are generational and indescribably horrific. Jessie Czebotar is a good source of information about that.