Blog Post

Millennial parents are raising their kids fine

  • By Loretta Boronat
  • 02 Jul, 2019

Today's parents are a stressed bunch of people. They are part of the anxious generation. New parents are often worried they are over documenting their kids lives. They are not living in the moment despite uploading thousands of Instagram photos. However, today's parents often spend more time with their kids than past generations. Kids are often fed much better food. They are read to and their curiosity is stimulated and explored. 58% of parents report that they are overwhelmed by parenting advice out there. Kids need to see their parents as workers, a friend, a volunteer, a person with hobbies and interests.

Key Takeaways:

  • Humans want something that is perfect and part of their condition is that they believe that the past is a perfect place and they believe in it.
  • Many persons tend to focus on nostalgic experiences and are often convinced that the America of the 60s were safer than today.
  • In the past before social media and the drench of devices came, parents tended to be more focused on their children.

"We’re sure people were more civil, despite all the assassinations, riots and cities literally burning. And in this mythic past, parenting was much easier than it is today."

Read more: https://gulfnews.com/opinion/op-eds/millennial-parents-are-raising-their-kids-fine-1.64404695

Original Photo Credit

By lorettarosellc@aol.com 24 Jun, 2019
"Well, at its core, positive parenting involves creating a strong bond with your child through communication and mutual respect." Read more here: https://www.mysiblingdolls.com/how-to-implement-positive-parenting-solutions-for-the-modern-parent
31 May, 2019
"So when the conversation on a recent evening out with my sister and a few of her friends turned to the raising of young children, I found myself just listening." Read more here: https://www.mysiblingdolls.com/parenting-older-kids-a-tested-nuanced-relationship
09 May, 2019
"Some might call these promises tough love; I see them as a foundation for making you honest and thoughtful men." Read more here: https://www.mysiblingdolls.com/6-promises-to-my-sons-from-a-tough-love-dad
30 Apr, 2019
"My daughter is adopted, a little Alaska Native child with Inuit blood coursing through her veins. It was perhaps because of that background that a recent NPR piece titled “How Inuit Parents Teach Kids to Control Their Anger” first jumped out at me." Read more here: https://www.mysiblingdolls.com/why-parenting-without-yelling-is-better-for-kids-and-you
25 Apr, 2019
"So, in light of being a fundamentally flawed parent, relying on the grace of God to do anything good in mine or my kids’ lives, I want to offer 3 steps to perfect parenting." Read full post here: https://www.mysiblingdolls.com/3-steps-to-perfect-parenting
18 Apr, 2019
"There are numerous studies showing that low-income children who begin kindergarten at the same academic level as children from wealthier families are more likely to graduate on time, go to college and start a career." Read more here: https://www.mysiblingdolls.com/parenting-matters-investing-in-our-young-children
29 Mar, 2019
"Lilly has to do this because she believes her generation’s future is at risk." Read full post here: https://www.mysiblingdolls.com/this-10-year-old-is-saving-the-world-by-ditching-school
By Rick Stubblebine 25 Mar, 2019
"A significant share of parents, across income levels, say they’re involved in their adult children’s daily lives." Read full post here: https://www.mysiblingdolls.com/young-adulthood-in-america-children-are-grown-but-parenting-doesnt-stop
By lorettarosellc@aol.com 19 Mar, 2019
"But aside from improving your children’s vocabulary, research shows that being an early reader helps kids develop comprehension skills, makes them more receptive to creativity, and better able to navigate change." Read more here: https://www.mysiblingdolls.com/here-are-parenting-tips-to-learn-how-to-raise-a-reader
12 Mar, 2019
"Like most parents of school-aged children, I find myself up weekday mornings before the sun." Read full post here: https://www.mysiblingdolls.com/finding-the-sunrise-moment-in-a-day-of-parenting
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