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With the parents that you've spoken to so far for the show, do you feel like a lot of their questions are rooted in this issue, this idea of a fear of embracing sort of the harder edge parts of the parenting roles?

With the parents that you've spoken to so far for the show, do you feel like a lot of their questions are rooted in this issue, this idea of a fear of embracing sort of the harder edge parts of the parenting roles?

I might have caved a few times. I'm just going to go ahead and confess that.

I might have caved a few times. I'm just going to go ahead and confess that.

And I don't know if this is actually a real study. I've always heard the discussion about the studies that show that children within fenced areas use more of the space than children in areas that are not fenced in. Is this true, psychologically true, that we actually want boundaries? We want a sense of how far we can go?

And I don't know if this is actually a real study. I've always heard the discussion about the studies that show that children within fenced areas use more of the space than children in areas that are not fenced in. Is this true, psychologically true, that we actually want boundaries? We want a sense of how far we can go?

100%.

100%.

What are the kinds of things that you see that are actually weaknesses in a lot of parenting approaches?

What are the kinds of things that you see that are actually weaknesses in a lot of parenting approaches?

Final question here. I know we're going to wrap up. For the series, what are you hoping parents get out of this series? What's your ultimate goal here?

Final question here. I know we're going to wrap up. For the series, what are you hoping parents get out of this series? What's your ultimate goal here?

You know, one of the things, of course, this is what you do, but bringing our minds into our parenting in a more strategic way. I think a lot of people parent by emotion, and that's part of it. But it's good to hear this sort of stepping back and looking, thinking, what are the trends? How does this turn out over time? Repeat it, say, every single day. Every single day, man. It's huge.

You know, one of the things, of course, this is what you do, but bringing our minds into our parenting in a more strategic way. I think a lot of people parent by emotion, and that's part of it. But it's good to hear this sort of stepping back and looking, thinking, what are the trends? How does this turn out over time? Repeat it, say, every single day. Every single day, man. It's huge.

It's a huge impact. Yeah.

It's a huge impact. Yeah.

Use it. Use it for the good. And you say this, you say this in your sort of teaser episode. I mean, what an honor to have that role, to embrace it. It's hard, but in the end, so rewarding, just like you really convey in your series. Dr. Peterson, thank you so much for joining us. My pleasure. Thanks very much for the invitation and the opportunity.

Use it. Use it for the good. And you say this, you say this in your sort of teaser episode. I mean, what an honor to have that role, to embrace it. It's hard, but in the end, so rewarding, just like you really convey in your series. Dr. Peterson, thank you so much for joining us. My pleasure. Thanks very much for the invitation and the opportunity.

That was Dr. Jordan Peterson and talking about his new Daily Wire series, Parenting. And this has been a weekend edition of Morning Wire.

That was Dr. Jordan Peterson and talking about his new Daily Wire series, Parenting. And this has been a weekend edition of Morning Wire.