How would you describe the next generation of parenting?
What will the next generation of American parenting be like?
How would you describe the current parenting practices on the us? What are today's parenting issues? Will the current helicopter parenting trend end soon? What are the pros and cons of raising kids in America for Indian American parents? Will the pendulum move from helicopter parenting to free-range parenting soon? Is helicopter parenting the only way to save this generation? Is this current generation (say, last 20+ years or so) much more sensitive to the needs of small children than prior generations in human history? If so, why? What will the parent-child relationship look like in the future? Do today's parents take parenting way too seriously? Will helicopter parenting end soon? Does Generation of our parents has made us scared of Marriage? Do parents in 2016 have different hopes and standards for their sons than for their daughters? What are the downsides to having a child via surrogate mothers? Will a child born in US be American if the parents are Indian? What are the pros and cons of being the youngest in the family? How does it feel to be the parents of adopted children? How do you describe this generation? Will school-age kids in the future going to act like adults rather than their own age? When is the best time to tell your kids they're adopted? Are today's parents overprotective parents? What are the most dangerous trends or practices in parenting that most parents do without noticing or realizing? At what age did you become a parent? Is helicopter parenting in the United States in decline? If a kid is being adopted, what's the right age to reveal that she/he was adopted? What would life be like in the next millennia? Are the current helicopter parenting practices a good thing? What are the pros and cons of giving birth to a child in the US given that the parents are non-citizens (with a chance that they will naturalize in a few years)? What is considered as bad parenting? Why should or shouldn't the US implement the one child policy? (I am just curious, and think this could be an interesting discussion) What are the positives and negatives of living with your parents until your mid 20's?