Parenting in the Digital Age
Emily discusses the shift from helicopter parenting to a more protective approach, where parents attempt to eliminate obstacles for their children. While intentions may be good, this can hinder kids' ability to cope with conflict and stress. The conversation highlights the paradox of parents recognizing the negative effects of screens yet still relying on them as a form of escape for their children.In this clip
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