Entitlement and Gratitude
Are parents raising grateful children or entitled adults?
4.1 (37)
33 mins
Discover how children form ideas about wealth, fairness, and entitlement far earlier than most parents expect. Explore how simple daily habits and honest guidance can replace comparison and jealousy with gratitude, resilience, and empathy.
Ep 1:
The Seeds of Entitlement
From helicopter parenting to social media envy, discover how entitlement quietly takes root in childhood—and why it threatens the very fabric of community and connection.
Ep 2:
The Gratitude Antidote
Gratitude isn't just a nice sentiment—it's a science-backed antidote to entitlement. Explore ancient rituals, daily practices, and true stories that reveal gratitude's power to transform families.
Ep 3:
Breaking the Cycle of Entitlement
Practical, faith-rooted strategies for parents ready to fight back: teaching wants versus needs, frustration tolerance, and why trophies for everyone may be doing more harm than good.
Ep 4:
Raising Contributors, Not Consumers
The stakes are high in the daily battle against a culture of entitlement. Learn how intentional parenting can raise kids who give back instead of just taking.
Discussions (11)
Pete
Level 7 · 9 mo agoThe complaint about paying dues ignores the material reality that the social contract has broken. Expecting compliance without corresponding economic rewards is just nostalgia masquerading as psychological insight.
Bobby
Level 6 · 9 mo agoThe trophy hate is overblown. My kid knows the score. A plastic trophy is just a souvenir, it doesn't trick them into thinking they're the next Khalil Mack.
Aubrey
Level 4 · 9 mo agoThe section on entitled adults hearing 'no' explains half the people I run into at the grocery store.
