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Raising Kids After Watching Adolescence on Netflix: What Every Parent Needs to Know

After watching the Netflix series Adolescence, I was left gutted, moved, and full of questions—just like many of you who reached out. “I watched it. I was shocked. I was moved… but now what do I do with these big feelings I’m having and this information?” Whether you’re raising a boy or a girl, this show forces us to reckon with disconnection, violence, and parenting in the digital age. In this conversation, I sit down with Ruth Whippman and Dr. Zabina Bhasin to explore what the show reveals about masculinity, emotional disconnection, and how boys are often left emotionally starved in today’s culture. We talk about parenting, school systems, and online influences—and most importantly, how we can start doing better for our kids. We discuss: How the Netflix series Adolescence reflects the emotional isolation many boys experience—and why it’s a cultural crisis. How masculinity, parenting, school systems, and online influences shape how boys express (or suppress) their feelings. Practical, compassionate strategies to help parents, educators, and adults raise emotionally safe, connected boys in today’s world. To connect with Ruth Whippman follow her on Instagram @ruthwhippman, check out all her resources at http://www.ruthwhippman.com/, join her Substack: I Blame Society https://ruthwhippman.substack.com/ and purchase her book Boy Mom https://www.amazon.com/BoyMom-Reimagi... Ruth Whippman has previously been on the PedsDocTalk Podcast: https://pedsdoctalk.com/podcast/mascu... https://pedsdoctalk.com/podcast/raisi... To connect with Dr. Zee follower her on Instagram @drzee_md and @listen2thekidz_, and check out all her resources at https://www.dr-zee.com/ We’d like to know who is listening! Please fill out our Listener Survey to help us improve the show and learn about you! https://forms.gle/nyjL2YVfyHcX4rkB9 00:00 - Building emotional safety and respect with teens 02:08 - How Adolescence reveals disconnection in boys 03:56 - Cultural reflections on masculinity, trauma, and parenting 08:01 - Why boys are vulnerable to toxic online influences 11:49 - Emotional starvation starts at birth: nature vs. nurture 17:39 - How parenting language shapes emotional regulation 20:25 - Breaking the myth: "boys will be boys" in school culture 24:16 - Teaching emotional literacy early and consistently 27:06 - Male friendships vs. female friendships: cultural gaps 30:20 - Silence between fathers and sons across generations 34:36 - Redefining healthy masculinity and emotional strength 38:05 - Boys' hidden craving for vulnerability and connection 41:07 - A vision for raising emotionally safe kids by 2025 45:00 - The urgent need for boys to be seen and validated 49:00 - How parents can nurture emotional belonging 55:10 - School and social influences on emotional suppression 01:03:00 - Helping boys find identity without dominance 01:11:05 - Creating emotionally inclusive homes and communities 01:20:03 - Final thoughts: Raising whole, emotionally healthy humans Check out all of the PedsDocTalk Courses for more guidance, tips, and support during parenthood. Visit https://pedsdoctalk.com/courses/ Sign up for the PedsDocTalk newsletter to stay updated on the latest news on all things child health and parenting! Here is the link: https://pedsdoctalk.com/newsletter/ SUBSCRIBE to PedsDocTalkTV to stay up to date!    / @pedsdoctalk   Listen to The PedsDocTalk Podcast available on all Podcast apps. Many more resources at https://pedsdoctalk.com/ Shop Dr. Mona's favorite products: https://www.amazon.com/shop/pedsdocta... FOLLOW ME: Instagram:   / pedsdoctalk   Tik Tok:   / pedsdoctalk   Facebook:   / pedsdoctalk   Keywords: doctor, pediatrician, adolescence netflix show, raising emotionally healthy boys, toxic masculinity and parenting, boys emotional development, masculinity and mental health, pediatrician podcast boys, how to support teen boys, emotional intelligence in kids