What Is An Overprotective Parent?
Posted by: Kevin Mulryne
Show notes:
In this episode
What Is An Overprotective Parent?
We discuss ‘How #MeToo Affects Raising your Kids?
Ideas to stop being a ‘Helicopter Parent’ & I’m In Conversation with Emma Boardman Malio Ketti from Bambini Lingo.
The Language Learning Activity Club
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Don’t Stew – Ask Sue Parenting Q & A
I was on LoveSport Radio discussing this:
Answer After #MeToo is it really any different raising boys?
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Many years ago, research was carried out to discover why some children become ‘successful’ in the broader sense, and others don’t. The findings were very clear regarding those differences: children who succeed have close relationships with others, particularly their immediate family, feel valued in their communities & have a sense of control over some aspects of their lives. While children who are in trouble feel isolated, useless to society and powerless.
The children in trouble are missing four important necessities to manage life’s challenges.
- They are missing feeling connected to others, whether that is their family or the community
- They are missing feeling capable to take care of themselves.
- They are missing feeling valuable, that they count, that they matter & that they make a difference.
- They are missing courage.
These four fundamentals are needed for children to feel that they can meet and manage the challenges of life.
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