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ERROR: mini-series: "Programming" Children
This book is part of the ERROR Mini-Series. If you want the full, in-depth perspective, check out The Hidden Programs of the Human Body.
Ever catch yourself saying things like this to your kids...?
"See, Petie? Jane can do it already. She's so clever. How come you still can't do it?"
"Stop it! See, everyone is looking at you. What will they think of you?"
At first glance, these sentences may seem innocent, just harmless parenting classics. But, spoiler they're not. The first one? It's like handing your child a manual for lifelong self-doubt. The second? A fast pass to turning them into people-pleasing pros, who measure their worth by others' opinions.
Welcome to the ERROR "Programming" Children – the parenting book that's here to save your kids (and you) from the subconscious traps you didn't even know you were setting.
Here's the parenting isn't just about raising kids. It's also about rewriting the programs in our own heads that have been running on autopilot since we were kids. It's about dodging pitfalls like the "Because I said so" trap and learning how to raise respectful, independent humans, without turning into the parenting police.
In this book, you'll
👶 How to avoid turning your child into a walking ball of insecurities with just a few "innocent" phrases.
👶 Why fear-based parenting doesn't teach respect – it teaches resentment (and maybe even how to fake compliance).
👶 Simple, genius ways to hand the decision-making reins to your kids without letting them burn down the house.
👶 How to survive those moments when your amygdala (aka your brain's drama queen) wants to fight your child over a missing sock.
And, of course, we'll dig into those subconscious programs that secretly control both you and your child. Think of this as a manual for debugging your parenting approach – with a little humor to keep things interesting.
All of which means fewer shouting matches, more genuine cooperation, and a calmer home life for both you and your child.
Because, let's face parenting is a mix of exhaustion, chaos and the occasional existential crisis. But it's also the most rewarding journey you'll ever undertake – especially if you do it consciously.
Let's raise the next generation together – one "ERROR" at a time.
Ever catch yourself saying things like this to your kids...?
"See, Petie? Jane can do it already. She's so clever. How come you still can't do it?"
"Stop it! See, everyone is looking at you. What will they think of you?"
At first glance, these sentences may seem innocent, just harmless parenting classics. But, spoiler they're not. The first one? It's like handing your child a manual for lifelong self-doubt. The second? A fast pass to turning them into people-pleasing pros, who measure their worth by others' opinions.
Welcome to the ERROR "Programming" Children – the parenting book that's here to save your kids (and you) from the subconscious traps you didn't even know you were setting.
Here's the parenting isn't just about raising kids. It's also about rewriting the programs in our own heads that have been running on autopilot since we were kids. It's about dodging pitfalls like the "Because I said so" trap and learning how to raise respectful, independent humans, without turning into the parenting police.
In this book, you'll
👶 How to avoid turning your child into a walking ball of insecurities with just a few "innocent" phrases.
👶 Why fear-based parenting doesn't teach respect – it teaches resentment (and maybe even how to fake compliance).
👶 Simple, genius ways to hand the decision-making reins to your kids without letting them burn down the house.
👶 How to survive those moments when your amygdala (aka your brain's drama queen) wants to fight your child over a missing sock.
And, of course, we'll dig into those subconscious programs that secretly control both you and your child. Think of this as a manual for debugging your parenting approach – with a little humor to keep things interesting.
All of which means fewer shouting matches, more genuine cooperation, and a calmer home life for both you and your child.
Because, let's face parenting is a mix of exhaustion, chaos and the occasional existential crisis. But it's also the most rewarding journey you'll ever undertake – especially if you do it consciously.
Let's raise the next generation together – one "ERROR" at a time.
Kindle Edition
Published January 26, 2025
About the author
Stanislav Stodulka
6 booksStanislav Stodůlka is a father of two and an enthusiast of philosophy and psychology. Passionate about delving into the complexities of the mind and exploring human consciousness, he balances this pursuit while holding senior management positions at industry giants like Apple Inc., HP, and Atlas Copco. Inspired by observing children's innate curiosity, he leads projects focused on alternative education driven by intrinsic motivation—believing that learning should be a journey of genuine exploration. This ethos extends to his work with professional teams, where he emphasizes personal development and transformative leadership.
As an author, Stanislav explores the conscious integration of body and mind. His debut book, ERROR, serves as a guide for readers seeking deeper self-understanding and personal growth.
Through his multifaceted endeavors, he inspires others to explore new paths in education, personal development, and environmental sustainability. Stanislav invites you to join him in rethinking conventional paradigms and embracing a more conscious, connected approach to leadership and life.
As an author, Stanislav explores the conscious integration of body and mind. His debut book, ERROR, serves as a guide for readers seeking deeper self-understanding and personal growth.
Through his multifaceted endeavors, he inspires others to explore new paths in education, personal development, and environmental sustainability. Stanislav invites you to join him in rethinking conventional paradigms and embracing a more conscious, connected approach to leadership and life.
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