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Apr 19, 2026 50 min

Who should raise your kids?

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We discuss about kids trying to raise kids. Things happen mistakes are made, but you have to grow up and raise our future. Grandparents or family members don't need to be raising your kids just because you don't want to. Chapters (00:00:03) - What If Your Parents Are Dead? (00:00:25) - Reacting To Raising Kids (00:04:57) - On Parents and Discipline (00:09:04) - How to Raise a Child in the Village (00:14:17) - He's autistic (00:19:26) - "A Grandparent Is Not Meant to Raise a Child" (00:24:17) - Paddling for Kids (00:28:54) - Guys Get Spanked (00:32:15) - Reese on Public School Discipline (00:36:34) - Teachers speak out about dress code (00:39:34) - Teachers and the litter (00:42:27) - Teachers Talk About Discipline (00:45:41) - on Grandparents and Their Kids (00:49:34) - Grandparents Raising Their Kids

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We discuss about kids trying to raise kids. Things happen mistakes are made, but you have to grow up and raise our future. Grandparents or family members don't need to be raising your kids just because you don't want to.

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  1. 0:03 What If Your Parents Are Dead?
  2. 0:25 Reacting To Raising Kids
  3. 4:57 On Parents and Discipline
  4. 9:04 How to Raise a Child in the Village
  5. 14:17 He's autistic
  6. 19:26 "A Grandparent Is Not Meant to Raise a Child"
  7. 24:17 Paddling for Kids
  8. 28:54 Guys Get Spanked
  9. 32:15 Reese on Public School Discipline
  10. 36:34 Teachers speak out about dress code
  11. 39:34 Teachers and the litter
  12. 42:27 Teachers Talk About Discipline
  13. 45:41 on Grandparents and Their Kids
  14. 49:34 Grandparents Raising Their Kids

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