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EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 10 MIN

When Kids Lose Control: Who’s Really Responsible?

from Gilda Gram Podcast · host Dr. Gilda Carle

What happens when children commit acts of violence—and where does the responsibility fall?In this intense episode of The Gilda Gram Podcast, Dr. Gilda Carle confronts disturbing real-life cases involving youth violence—and asks the question many are afraid to answer:Should parents be held accountable for their children’s actions?From a brutal street assault to a tragic international case, this episode explores the deeper issue behind it all—lack of boundaries, lack of accountability, and a breakdown in discipline.Dr. Gilda dives into:The rise of violent behavior among young peopleThe role of parenting in shaping behavior and responsibilityWhether parents should face legal consequencesThe importance of boundaries, structure, and emotional presenceWhy “respect” and “relationships” must be taught earlyThis isn’t just about bad behavior.It’s about what happens when no one is in charge.Real talk. Bold truth. No excuses.Behavior is learned—and reinforced at homeLack of structure leads to lack of controlAccountability must start earlyParenting requires presence, not just permissionSociety pays the price when discipline disappears🔑 Key Takeaways:

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