Stefan Molyneux on Nonviolent Parenting | Tom Woods Show #2803

Stefan joins us to discuss one of his signature issues: peaceful parenting — what it actually means, why reason works earlier than most parents think, and how the way we raise children shapes the future of liberty. In Episode #2803, Tom Woods talks with Stefan Molyneux about raising children without aggression, and why the non-aggression principle starts in the home. Stefan explains how his background, work in daycare, and his wife's work in early childhood development led him to make parenting central to his philosophy of freedom. We cover: Why libertarian ideas haven't won after hundreds of years — and the missing ingredient in the family How early babies reason, recognize fairness, and respond to consistency What Stefan means by moral reasoning at age 2-3, with real examples from raising his daughter What violates peaceful parenting (hint: it's not a raised voice) and the office-principle test How to handle public tantrums, running into traffic, hot stoves, and prevention over punishment Why he never punished, and what replaces punishment: standards, disapproval, conversation, and modeling adult negotiation Rudeness, bluntness, and truth-telling — the Aunt Edna test and the Aris…