Jessa Seewald Fires Shots At Secular Parents
In a new Instagram post this week, Jessa Seewald talked about parenting and the way she raises her children. She also fired shots at secular parents and the choices they make when it comes to parenting their children. Keep reading to see what Jessa had to say.
Jessa and her husband, Ben Seewald, have four young kids, Spurgeon, 7, Henry, 5, Ivy, 3, and Fern, 1. If you’re familiar with the Duggar family of TLC’s Counting On, you probably know about their religious beliefs. Jessa is raising her kids in a Christian household like she was raised in.
Jessa Seewald calls out secular parents
This week, Jessa Seewald took to Instagram and talked about her parenting choices. The mother of four talked about the ways she involves her kids in housework from an early age. She acknowledged that this can sometimes take longer or be counter-productive. However, she explained, “These are opportunities to help them form positive habits of being helpful and seeking out ways to bless and serve others.”
She specifically pointed out that she believes in “biblically excellent motherhood.” By doing so, she called out secular parents, claiming that they are “mediocre.” Fans interpreted this post as Jessa saying Christian parenting is superior to secular parenting. They feel that the Duggar daughter is trying to prove that her “biblically excellent” parenting is the only right way to raise children.
In her post, she also shared a quote from the book M is for Mama: A Rebellion Against Mediocre Motherhood by Abbie Halberstadt. You can read the lengthy caption here.
Below, you can see the photo Jessa shared, which gives a glimpse into her kitchen.
Duggar fans react to the post
In the comments section of her new post, Jessa Seewald is getting a variety of responses. It looks like most of her followers do agree with her. They appreciate her perspective and like what she had to say about this.
But others are claiming that she’s simply trying to make other parents look bad or that she has a “holier than thou attitude.” They point out that kids can be involved in chores and learn to be helpful whether they are raised in secular or Christian households.
So, what do you think of Jessa Seewald’s new post about secular parenting? Do you appreciate her insight? Sound off in the comments section below, and come back to TV Shows Ace for more Duggar family news.
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Her brother is a convicted child molester and she’s saying that about people.This is the wrong thing to say especially if you’re a duggar