Signs You're Overparenting Your Child

By Aurora Brooks

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Shuttle Systems
• Release date: Sep 11, 2023
• ISBN: 9781991116840

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A Short Read is a type of book that is designed to be read in one quick sitting.

These no fluff books are perfect for people who want an overview about a subject in a short period of time.

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Signs You're Overparenting Your Child

Ignoring Your Child's Independence

Constantly Hovering

Micromanaging Their Schedule

Overinvolvement in Schoolwork

Not Allowing Natural Consequences

Rescuing Them from Failure

Always Solving Their Problems

Overprotecting from Physical Risks

Not Teaching Basic Life Skills

Not Allowing Them to Experience Failure

Setting Unrealistic Expectations

Not Recognizing Their Individuality

Comparing Them to Others

Not Allowing Them to Express Emotions

Invalidating Their Feelings

Not Teaching Healthy Coping Mechanisms

Overinvolvement in Friendships

Not Allowing Them to Resolve Conflicts

Not Teaching Boundaries

Putting Their Needs Before Your Own

Not Encouraging Independence

Not Allowing Them to Make Mistakes

Ignoring Their Boundaries

Not Allowing Them to Learn from Natural Consequences

Not Encouraging Decision-Making

Not Allowing Them to Take Ownership of Their Actions

Not Teaching Them Problem-Solving Skills

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Signs You're Overparenting Your Child

Signs You're Overparenting Your Child

Learn about the signs that indicate you may be overparenting your child and the negative effects it can have on their development.

Parenting is a delicate balance between nurturing and guiding our children while also allowing them to grow and develop their own independence. However, sometimes parents can unintentionally cross the line into overparenting, which can have detrimental effects on their child's development. Overparenting refers to excessive involvement and control over every aspect of a child's life, often driven by the desire to protect and ensure their success.

While it's natural for parents to want