Raising kids right isn’t about being their friend—it’s about teaching them to survive in a tough world. Dr. Jordan Peterson’s new parenting series on DailyWire+ hits hard, telling parents to step up or watch their kids fail. He says discipline isn’t optional, and coddling children just sets them up for misery later.
Peterson warns that lazy parents dump their responsibilities onto society, letting schools or the government raise their kids. His solution? Win the “dominance battle” early. If a child throws a tantrum, shut it down fast. Letting them win teaches chaos, not character.
Real parenting means making kids do things they hate, like eating veggies or doing chores. Peterson says kindness without rules is weakness. Parents who avoid conflict aren’t protecting their kids—they’re abandoning them to a world that won’t care.
Forget “participation trophies.” Peterson pushes old-school values: sit straight, share food, say “please” and “thank you.” These simple rules build respectful adults. He argues that grateful kids grow into tough, capable leaders—not entitled crybabies.
Liberals hate his message, but Peterson doesn’t back down. He says woke culture wants parents to raise confused, gender-fluid activists instead of strong men and women. Teaching responsibility and identity isn’t “hate”—it’s love with a backbone.
Step-parents get special advice: don’t tiptoe around discipline. Peterson tells blended families to act like a united front. Kids test boundaries harder when families split, so rules must be ironclad. Love means saying “no” even when it hurts.
Peterson’s critics call him harsh, but parents are tired of raising snowflakes. His fans say he’s saving the next generation from weakness. Teaching kids to face pain builds resilience—something America desperately needs.
The DailyWire+ series isn’t just talk. Real families share struggles, proving Peterson’s methods work. In a world where schools push CRT and drag queens, his advice is a lifeline for parents fighting to raise patriots, not pushovers.
