Sentences with phrase «think helicopter parenting»

Do you think helicopter parenting is a problematic approach in raising children?

Why do you think helicopter parenting has become common today?

@Warren — I don't think helicopter parenting is the ONLY cause of introversion.

If you thought helicopter parents were a modern phenomenon, you clearly haven't seen Alexander Hamilton's letters to his son while he was studying law.

Not exact matches

This is the kind of thing for people to say or think that a mama is neglectful for letting her child be «free - range» or an over-protective, helicopter parent, if she doesn't allow her child to go on a filed trip.

But that hasn't necessarily been good for the kids whose parents hover over their every thought and action: According to recent studies, college students who have helicopter parents were -LSB-...]

But that hasn't necessarily been good for the kids whose parents hover over their every thought and action: According to recent studies, college students who have helicopter parents were more likely to be neurotic and dependent, and kids who keep hearing how special they are are likely to turn into narcissists.

I think kids do lose out without have some hazy, lazy days of summer and because parents are helicoptering all the time they have no childhood to explore like we did or even their parents did.

I'm all for promoting resilience, perseverance, and independence in my kids, and I agree helicopter parenting has to go, but I can't help think about balance.

Rather than thinking about helicopter parenting and no - rescue policies, what if we just think about parenting with heart, soul, and a whole lot of swagger?!

If you think you've been helicopter parenting your children, try to ease up a bit.

Between CNN's blame - the - victim tone in Steubenville to the helicopter parents picketing Victoria's Secret Pink, you'd think America's most pressing national security issue is teen girls in glittery panties.

I think it's a bit more complex than that, a triple whammy, a fateful combination of nature, nurture (the result of helicopter parenting) that sends people into the world with no ability to emotionally cope with the fact that they will often fail, and the toxic effect of law school, which teaches mostly that the solution to every problem is litigation.

Do you think submarine parenting is better than helicopter parenting?