Helicopter parenting is necessary. Rather, a restrained form of helicopter parenting is what would be ideal. I agree with the 80-20 rule that is mentioned in the video. 80% of the time, you need to show the child how things are done, and 20% of the time you see what unique aspect, and perhaps even better suited aspect to him/herself, your child brings into the picture.
please do not turn your kids into snowflakes, keep them of your phones and away from screens...show them old cartoons and teach them practical skills..and teach old skool values..
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The “snowplough parenting” is the best description I’ve heard so far.
Yeah, we thought it was a great comparison too.
Some great advices i will take notes of...it's really hard to be a parent, but you can start with this really good insights
Helicopter parenting is necessary. Rather, a restrained form of helicopter parenting is what would be ideal. I agree with the 80-20 rule that is mentioned in the video. 80% of the time, you need to show the child how things are done, and 20% of the time you see what unique aspect, and perhaps even better suited aspect to him/herself, your child brings into the picture.
Lovely video!
I wish my parents saw this when they were young !!
Remember folks, don't pussify your kids.
nice video !!
Mother of silicone valley CEOs is an Indian woman. She is the one that must've been interviewed.
Why is your views litell
Yup, snow plough or bulldozer parenting is how the millennial I-want-my-safe-space generation was born.
That's nonsense. Parents have been protecting their kids (and abusing them) long before millenials.
@@maryamkim1281 it has gotten worse on average
please do not turn your kids into snowflakes, keep them of your phones and away from screens...show them old cartoons and teach them practical skills..and teach old skool values..