Live Q&A with Jason Kreidman from Dad University is an informative session focused on parenting. It encourages viewers to ask questions and engage in a discussion by leaving comments. Despite experiencing technical difficulties with the audio, Jason Kreidman is determined to provide valuable tips for first-time dads, such as being empathetic and supportive. He also discusses the importance of consistent parenting techniques, handling tantrums, and continuously learning and growing as a parent. The session invites viewers to become members of Dad University to access courses and videos for further guidance. Additionally, Jason offers suggestions for push presents and advises against physical punishment, providing insights into breaking habits and addressing concerns about child development. The live stream takes place on Tuesdays at 3 PM Pacific time.
During the Live Q&A with Jason Kreidman from Dad University, Jason invites viewers to join the discussion by asking questions and leaving comments. While facing some technical difficulties with the audio, he remains optimistic and tries different platforms to ensure a smooth experience. Jason shares valuable insights for first-time dads, emphasizing the importance of empathy, support, and consistency in parenting. He discourages physical punishment like spanking and suggests alternative approaches to teach children right from wrong. Additionally, Jason provides advice on handling tantrums, recommends becoming a member of Dad University for further guidance, and addresses specific concerns about child development. The Live Q&A takes place regularly on Tuesdays at 3 PM Pacific time, where Jason hopes to engage with a wide range of parenting topics and create a supportive community.
Live Q&A Session with Jason Kreidman from Dad University
Welcome to the live Q&A session with Jason Kreidman from Dad University! Today, we will be focusing on parenting and discussing various topics related to fatherhood. If you have any questions or would like to join the conversation, feel free to leave a comment below.
We apologize for the technical difficulties we are experiencing with the audio. We are currently trying out different platforms to ensure a smooth streaming experience. Thank you for your patience.
Tips for First-Time Dads
Being a first-time dad is both exciting and overwhelming. Here are some tips to help you navigate this new journey:
1. Be empathetic and supportive
Empathy and support are key to creating a nurturing and loving environment for your child. Put yourself in your partner’s and child’s shoes, and consider their perspectives and emotions. This will help you better understand their needs and respond accordingly.
2. Avoid physical punishment
Physical punishment, such as spanking, is not an effective way to discipline children. Instead of resorting to physical force, focus on positive discipline strategies that encourage learning and growth.
3. Explain why physical punishment is not effective
While it’s important to avoid physical punishment, it’s equally important to explain to your child why it is not effective. Take the time to communicate with them about appropriate behavior and consequences in a calm and understanding manner.
4. Involve older siblings in the newborn’s arrival
When a new baby arrives, it’s essential to involve older siblings in the process. This helps them feel important and valued as they adjust to the changes in the family dynamic. Encourage them to participate in caring for the baby and include them in special activities and discussions.
Handling Tantrums in Children
Tantrums are a normal part of child development, but they can be challenging to handle. Here are some tips for managing tantrums effectively:
1. Stay calm
When your child has a tantrum, it’s crucial to remain calm and composed. Take deep breaths, count to ten, or use any relaxation techniques that work for you. Your calm demeanor will help de-escalate the situation and create a sense of security for your child.
2. Practice empathy
Try to understand and acknowledge your child’s emotions. Empathize with their frustration or disappointment. Use phrases like “I understand that you’re upset” or “I know it’s hard for you right now.” This shows them that you are on their side and ready to support them through their emotions.
3. Consistently implement parenting techniques
Consistency is key when it comes to managing tantrums. Establish clear boundaries and expectations for behavior, and follow through with appropriate consequences consistently. This helps your child understand what is expected of them and promotes a sense of structure and security.
4. Continuously learn and grow as a parent
Parenting is a continuous learning process. Stay open to new ideas, strategies, and approaches to parenting. Read books, attend workshops, and seek advice from other parents. Embrace the growth mindset and strive to become the best parent you can be.
Becoming a Member of Dad University
If you’re looking for further guidance and support on your parenting journey, consider becoming a member of Dad University. As a member, you will have access to a variety of courses and videos that cover different parenting topics. These resources can provide you with valuable information and insights to help you navigate the challenges of fatherhood.
Suggestions for Push Presents
A push present is a gift given by a partner to a new mother to commemorate the birth of their child. Here are some suggestions for thoughtful and meaningful push presents:
1. Keepsakes or jewelry
Consider giving your partner a keepsake or a piece of jewelry that holds sentimental value. This could be a personalized necklace, bracelet, or a locket with a picture of the newborn. These gifts serve as lasting reminders of the special bond between mother and child.
2. Asking the recipient for their preferences
Every individual has unique tastes and preferences. To ensure that the push present is truly appreciated, it’s best to ask the recipient directly about their desires. This way, you can tailor the gift to their liking and make it more meaningful.
Breaking the Habit of Finger-Sucking
If your child has developed a habit of finger-sucking and you want to help them break it, consider using a pacifier as a substitute. Introduce the pacifier as an alternative to finger-sucking, and gradually wean your child off the pacifier when they are ready. Be patient and supportive throughout the process, as breaking habits takes time and consistency.
Alternative to Physical Punishment
Instead of resorting to physical punishment, there are more effective strategies for discipline. Saying “no” firmly and setting clear boundaries can help teach your child appropriate behavior. Additionally, showing the child how to be gentle and reinforcing positive actions can help shape their behavior in a more constructive way.
Concerns about Baby’s Health
It’s natural for parents to have concerns about their baby’s health. If your baby is spitting up frequently or there are changes in their diaper habits, it’s important to seek advice from a doctor. They can assess the situation and provide appropriate guidance to address any potential issues. Trust your instincts as a parent and never hesitate to reach out to healthcare professionals when in doubt.
Regular Live Stream Schedule
Join us every Tuesday at 3 PM Pacific time for our live stream sessions. It’s a great opportunity to engage in discussions about parenting, ask questions, and learn from experts like Jason Kreidman from Dad University. Mark your calendars and be sure to tune in for valuable insights and advice.