Charlie Kirk's Views on Parenting and Raising Children

Showing 14 Parenting videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Parenting recurs across several of Charlie Kirk's arguments about American culture and family life, tied together more by a shared concern with what he saw as institutions undermining parental authority than by a single throughline. Author Connor Boyack, a repeat guest, argued that modern schools suppress children's natural curiosity and train them into unquestioning obedience, and separately promoted his Tuttle Twins book series as a way for parents to teach economic and civic principles schools increasingly leave out. Kirk applied a similar framework to medical decisions for minors, describing hormone treatments for gender dysphoria as a serious intervention parents deserve full information about before consenting, and elsewhere advised a college student that political alignment between partners matters enormously for raising children without constant household conflict. Jordan Peterson and Jonathan Haidt, in a separate conversation, focused on a different threat to childhood: the documented rise in adolescent depression and anxiety that coincided with widespread smartphone adoption. Erika Kirk closed out the material with a brief, personal reflection on marriage and motherhood delivered publicly after her husband's death.