When COVID hit, and the evil tyrants in our government decided to start abusing children with their terrible mandates, it gave me a passion for learning about child development.
Why? Because as the left continues their pursuit of education that includes racist indoctrination, sexualization, and cruel COVID separation mandates, I want to be sure I know just how negative the impacts of their policies have been, currently are, and will be for our children and this country.
Don’t worry, if you’re a college student, you don’t need to start hoarding parenting books in your dorm. But I recommend at least listening to the audiobook versions to get a basic understanding.
If you believe you do not have time, trust me: you do. I usually listen to audiobooks on Audible when I’m getting ready in the morning, cleaning, running errands, or traveling. There’s always time to absorb knowledge and increase your understanding if you begin to prioritize what kind of content you are consuming.
Here are five books I recommend listening to if you’d like to deepen your understanding of our children and their development:
Book #1: The Whole-Brain Child by Daniel Siegel
Book #2: Joyful Toddlers and Preschoolers: Create a Life that You and Your Child Both Love by Faith Collins
Book #3: The Most Important Year by Suzanne Bouffard
Book #4: The Science of Parenting by Margot Sunderland (no audiobook)
If you’re still hesitant, I want you to think about it like this: why do we partake in politics, to begin with? Ideally, because we care about the people around us and our nation’s future. The policies pushed by the left over the last few years especially are dangerous for our children. The radical policies are only getting worse.
When we are able to understand the negative impacts leftist policies have on children, we are more empowered to properly stand against the policies and defend our children in the political arena. Think larger than yourself on this, and understand it’s crucial for us all to understand the negative impacts leftist policies have on our society as a whole, starting with our most innocent generations.
