How would you describe the next generation of parenting?
What kind of parents will the next generation have?
What will American parenting norms be like in the future? 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? Do parents in 2016 have different hopes and standards for their sons than for their daughters? How do you describe this generation? What do children expect from their parents? Should people be able to tell other parents how to raise their children? Are today's parents overprotective parents? What will the parent-child relationship look like in the future? Will school-age kids in the future going to act like adults rather than their own age? What is it like to have immature parents? What is it to have intelligent parents who over smart you? How can the future generations become better caretakers for their parents and their children? Are parents in the future going to be as overprotective as they are currently? What sorts of things do people often pass down from generation to generation? A man and a woman produced some brown-eyed children and some blue-eyed children.What are the possible genotypes of the parents? If you're born in 1985, are you a part of the same generation as someone born in 1989? What do Indian parents want? What, if anything, can parents do to influence their chances of conceiving a child of their preferred biological sex? Why are some people "born in the wrong generation"? Do kids born of parents in their 30s tend to be more mature than parents in their 20s? What are the positives and negatives of living with your parents until your mid 20's? What should we do to be good parents? Which is better i5-7th generation or i7-6th generation? At what age did you become a parent? When can a child in Australia choose which parent to live with? What are the pros and cons of being the youngest in the family? What do schools expect from parents? How many biological generations have there been? How do kids today see the future? I was born in 1999. What defines my generation and does it have a fancy name like Generation X or Y?