Meeting ID: 212 134 5847
Passcode: 170124
This show will focus on Neglected Childhood Vs Helicoptered Parenting
A neglected childhood refers to a situation where children do not receive adequate care, attention, or supervision from their caregivers. This neglect can occur due to various reasons, including parental substance abuse, mental health issues, poverty, or lack of awareness about child development needs.
Helicopter parenting refers to a style of parenting characterized by excessive involvement and overprotection of children by their parents or caregivers. Helicopter parents tend to closely monitor and control their children’s activities, often out of fear of harm or failure.
In summary, while neglected childhoods involve insufficient care and supervision, helicopter parenting involves excessive control and involvement. Both extremes can have negative consequences for children’s development, highlighting the importance of finding a balance between providing support and allowing children to explore and learn independently
