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Mon 16 Shaban 1445AH 26-2-2024AD at 4:56 pm #91059
10 things that show you are an overprotective parent
indiatimes.com
Constant supervision
You always keep your child under close watch, never allowing them to explore or play independently. This hinders their ability to learn self-reliance and decision-making skills.Decision making
You make all decisions for your child, from their clothes to their hobbies. This over-involvement prevents them from developing their own preferences and decision-making abilities.
Excessive worry
You worry excessively about your child’s safety and well-being, often imagining worst-case scenarios. This anxiety can be transmitted to the child, causing them undue stress.
Limiting social interactions
You restrict your child’s social interactions, fearing negative influences or harm. This can lead to social isolation and difficulty in forming relationships in the future.
Avoidance of risk
You avoid letting your child take any risks, however minor, such as climbing a tree or riding a bike. This limits their experiences and confidence-building opportunities.
Doing tasks for them
You often step in to do tasks for your child, even when they are capable of doing it themselves. This hinders their ability to learn and gain independence.
How can you better your child’s behaviour with these strategies
Over-schedulingYou fill your child’s schedule with structured activities, leaving little time for free play. This can lead to burnout and deprive them of creative self-exploration.
Information control
You closely monitor and control the information your child is exposed to, often sheltering them from real-world issues. This can lead to a lack of awareness and understanding of the world.
Overemphasis on achievement
You frequently intervene in your child’s conflicts, solving their problems for them. This prevents them from developing conflict resolution and negotiation skills.
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