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Dutch parents value independence in their kids from "summary" of The Happiest Kids in the World by Rina Mae Acosta,Michele Hutchison

In the Netherlands, parents believe in giving their children the freedom to explore and learn on their own. This emphasis on independence starts from a young age, with children encouraged to walk or cycle to school by themselves, take public transport, and even go on solo camping trips. This may seem daunting to parents in other countries, but Dutch parents trust that their children are capable of handling these responsibilities. This focus on independence is rooted in the Dutch culture's belief in self-reliance and self-sufficiency. By allowing their children to take on tasks and make decisions independently, parents are helping them develop important life skills and a sense of confidence in their abilities. This approach also fosters a sense of trust between parents and children, as the children feel empowered ...
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    The Happiest Kids in the World

    Rina Mae Acosta

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