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What is the main characteristic of helicopter parenting?
According to Carolyn Daitch, Ph.D., what do helicopter parents typically do?
How does Ann Dunnewold, Ph.D., define helicopter parenting?
At what stages can helicopter parenting apply, according to the text?
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What is a common behavior of a helicopter parent during toddlerhood, as mentioned in the text?
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Study Notes
Helicopter Parenting
- The main characteristic of helicopter parenting is intense parental involvement in a child's life.
Behavior of Helicopter Parents
- According to Carolyn Daitch, Ph.D., helicopter parents typically constantly monitor their child's activities, often intervening on their behalf.
Definition of Helicopter Parenting
- Ann Dunnewold, Ph.D. defines helicopter parenting as "parental over-involvement in a child's life."
Stages of Helicopter Parenting
- Helicopter parenting can apply during multiple stages of a child's life, including toddlerhood, childhood, and even young adulthood.
Common Behavior in Toddlerhood
- A common behavior of a helicopter parent during toddlerhood is constantly rescuing their child from any struggle or difficulty, rather than allowing them to learn from their mistakes.
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Test your knowledge about helicopter parenting, a style of caregiving that involves high levels of involvement in a child's life. Learn about the potential negative impacts on a child's mental health, self-image, and coping skills.
