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2 days ago

People Are Revealing The Strangest Childhood Memories From Friends' Homes That Still Haunt Them

I babysat for a weird family during my early adulthood. They had two kids, 6-ish and 2-ish. They were adamantly anti-screen for the kids, which isn't weird. But this was a relatively wealthy family, both parents were college professors, and most of the kids' toys were like Tupperware bowls full of rocks, things they'd found outside, homemade fabric dolls, etc. Apparently, the dad had grown up in communist Russia and didn't think that kids needed much to become resilient.
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fromBuzzFeed
7 months ago
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Moms And Dads Are Sharing Parenting Trends They've Adopted (And Rejected) From Prior Generations

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fromBuzzFeed
7 months ago

Moms And Dads Are Sharing Parenting Trends They've Adopted (And Rejected) From Prior Generations

Modern parenting reflects a shift from correcting weaknesses to accepting children's identities, potentially increasing anxiety among teens.
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fromThe Atlantic
2 months ago

The Helicopter Parent Goes to College

Parents increasingly follow college students physically—renting nearby housing or moving—to stay close, reducing traditional separation and changing student independence dynamics.
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fromTODAY.com
4 months ago

What Is Helicopter Parenting?

Helicopter parenting involves overinvolved, controlling parents who shield children from failure, producing lower self-esteem, reduced problem-solving, lower stress tolerance, and impaired independence.
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fromThe Walrus
4 months ago

My Job as a Parent is to Make my Kids' Lives a Little Harder | The Walrus

Excessive parental intervention undermines children's independence and resilience; letting children face manageable struggles promotes autonomy, problem-solving, and healthier emotional development.
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fromPsychology Today
4 months ago

How Parents Are Overinvolved in Their Kids' Careers

Overinvolved "helicopter" parents can undermine young professionals by attending interviews, interfering with negotiations, and obstructing workplace independence, making managers wary.
fromTODAY.com
4 months ago

'Helicopter Kids' Are Now Hovering Over Their Parents

Cruzer’s video emphasizes the emergence of 'helicopter daughters' who feel compelled to oversee their parents’ well-being in their aging years. The humor underscores a real stress over health as family roles flip.
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fromPsychology Today
7 months ago

Core Influences on Youth Mental Health Haven't Gone Away

Youth mental health issues are influenced by both modern factors like smartphones and traditional ones such as genetics and early adversity.
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