Raising Daughters Differently

The Family Teams Podcast

Jeff Bethke

Kids & Family, Religion, Fatherhood, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Parenting

4.8 • 707 Ratings

🗓️ 12 September 2024

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Jeremy is joined by his wife April and their friends Jess and Brittany to react to a couple of recent Youtube videos about family and daughters in particular.

First they tackle the question, how do we raise daughters differently from sons, particularly from the Family Teams perspective?

Then they dive into the trad wife movement and ask what sort of contingency plans women should have in case the men in her life all let her down.

This is a highly nuanced and important conversation to have from a Christian perspective to compare it to the modern, anti-God cultural story we're being told.

On this episode, we talk about:

0:00 Intro

0:41 Topics

2:03 Reaction Clip 1: Marriage and Childbirth Culture in China

10:49 How do we raise daughters differently?

19:02 The biggest story wins

25:46 Should women create contingency plans in case every man in her life fails her?

27:55 Reaction Clip 2: Trad wife movement and contingency plans

35:02 Why Christian wives aren't thinking about contingency plans

40:32 Fathers as contingency plans when daughters are in need

52:06 "We roll deep."

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Resources Mentioned:

Is Traditional Marriage Doomed for Millennials and Gen Z?

The evolution of phony female empowerment trends

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0:00.0	instead of just constantly having this conversation as if people's desires come out of nowhere
0:04.9	and they just spring into existence when they're 20, no, you're raising your daughter in your home
0:10.3	and you're either lifting up motherhood through the way you're living as a mother through
0:14.0	what you're saying about motherhood through the stories that you're telling. Like you said,
0:18.2	Jess, I think that's so accurate. The biggest story wins.
0:21.4	Hi, welcome to the Family Teams podcast.
0:23.8	Our goal here is to help your family become a multi-generational team on mission by providing
0:29.2	you with biblically rooted concepts, tools, and rhythms.
0:32.6	Your hosts are Jeremy Pryor and Jefferson Bethke, and we can't wait to chat about all
0:37.2	things family.
0:40.6	Hey, everybody. Welcome back to the family team's podcast. We're going to do a motherhood episode.
0:46.4	And so we're going to try to hit two topics today, one about the unique challenges of raising
0:52.6	daughters and trying to raise them without making them or raising
0:56.6	them into sons. This is a conversation we're constantly trying to understand here at family
1:00.1	teams. And then if we have time, I'd love to dive into a conversation around do women need
1:05.4	a contingency plan for the possibility of divorce. So hopefully we'll be able to hit that video
1:09.9	and talk about that.
1:13.4	How do we think about that from kind of a family team's perspective? But I'd like to introduce you guys to we got Jess Gagne,
1:17.1	zooming in again from the Twin Cities up in Minneapolis.
1:21.6	Thanks, Jess, for joining us today.
1:23.7	Yes, thanks for having me.
1:25.1	Yeah.
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