Oh yes. In other words "a normal child that I can't be arsed to teach manners and respect to".
"They are born feeling and knowing they are special and should be revered."
All babies think this! And rightly so, because all their needs do have to be met for the first few months. I think it's realising that babies actually turn into children and may need a bit of guidance/direction on the way to being nice adults, that stumps some parents.
"The old control methods like, "Wait till your father gets home," have no affect on these children."
Aaargh it really bugs me how "indigo child" types convince themselves that us meanie old normal parents – yes, the ones who dare to tell their child what to do occasionally – live in the 1860s and say things like "Wait till your father gets home" FFS. No, you can actually be a kind, respectful, affectionate and fun parent and still have a few boundaries in place. Really! 