TOR8-What are we doing to the children With Katy Faust - The Orange Report
In a heartfelt exchange, Kira Davis welcomes Katie Foust, the founder of Them Before Us, to discuss the often-overlooked victims of changing family dynamics—children. They dive deep into the implications of family structures on child development, ex…
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TOR8-What are we doing to the children With Katy Faust - The Orange Report
In a heartfelt exchange, Kira Davis welcomes Katie Foust, the founder of Them Before Us, to discuss the often-overlooked victims of changing family dynamics—children. They dive deep into the implications of family structures on child development, exploring the vital need for positive role models in a world where broken homes are increasingly common. Katie's personal journey from a pastor's wife to a leading voice in children's rights gives context to her advocacy, raising poignant questions about surrogacy and adoption. The conversation then takes a reflective turn as both share their personal experiences with broken families, underscoring the profound impact that family structure has on children. They examine viral stories, like that of a father who models parental love despite his own childhood trauma, illustrating the cycles that children often repeat due to their upbringing. Kira and Katie discuss the critical importance of embodying healthy relationships, highlighting the need for examples of love, stability, and commitment. They emphasize that adoption should center on children's needs, not adult desires, advocating for policies that prioritize a child's right to a mother and father whenever possible. With a blend of personal anecdotes and evidence-based insights, this episode resonates with anyone concerned about the future of our children in an evolving societal landscape. As they conclude, Katie empowers listeners to find their voice in advocating for children's rights, urging them to engage with and protect the next generation.
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