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How to be a Good Parent During the Pandemic? | Guest: David Eberhard | TribeWIRE Live #2

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Parenting was not easy to begin with. Being responsible 24/7 for another human being who craves your attention, disrespect your rules and bombs you with needs can be exhausting.

And then came COVID-19.

How can you be a responsible parent in quarantine? Is it possible to work, teach and nurture at the same time? What will happen to families when the pandemic is over? We've invited a blackbelt psychiatrist to discuss all of these questions with you. Stockholm-based David Eberhard comes to the rescue to reassess what we think about raising our kids right.

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Brain Bar published this 38:59 video tutorial on September 25, 2020. It has been watched 477 times on YouTube.

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