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Tag Archives: hyper-parenting
How helicopter parenting can affect youth development
by Dexter P. Everywhere we look now a days it seems as though you can see an example of over parenting. Whether it is a parent at the park constantly telling their kid to “be careful”, or a parent constantly … Continue reading
Posted in Parents, Positive Youth Development
Tagged Helicopter Parents, hyper-parenting, overparenting, youth development
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Where Has The Fun Gone? A Look At Today’s Over-scheduled Children
by Julie M. The amount of scheduled activity that children are involved in today has dramatically increased compared to past generations. Today’s norm in parenting seem to be focused on starting kids off early in organized activities or sport. This … Continue reading