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Refrain from MicroManaging Your Child's Life from "summary" of 13 Things Mentally Strong Parents Don't Do by Amy Morin
When parents micromanage their children's lives, they rob them of the opportunity to learn and grow from their own experiences. Constantly hovering over your child, making decisions for them, and solving their problems may seem like you're helping, but in reality, you're hindering their development. Children need the chance to make mistakes, face challenges, and figure things out on their own. By constantly intervening and taking control, you send the message that you don't believe in their abilities to handle things themselves. This can lead to a lack of confidence and self-reliance in the long run. Allowing your child to navigate their own path, make decisions, and deal with the consequences of their choices is essential for their growth and development. It teaches them valuable life skills ...
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