Parenting coach Lisa Bunnage advocates for ignoring children's attitudes unless they resort to vulgarity or name-calling. She believes that fostering a respectful and leadership-based relationship naturally diminishes negative behaviors as children grow. Bunnage emphasizes that respect is reciprocal; parents must model respect to earn it back from their children. While her advice has received criticism on social media, she insists that tackling attitudes organically is the most effective approach to parenting, suggesting that addressing minor bad moods can lead to unnecessary conflict.
You always ignore attitude. You never address it unless they swear or call you names.
You give respect to get it. So yeah, attitude, there's no point in addressing it.
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