I've been reading about all the parenting hacks on social media lately, and it's getting to me. From forcing your kid to finish their veggies by calling them a "superhero" to using screen time as a reward/punishment, it feels like we're raising a generation of entitled, narcissistic "mini-mes". Has anyone else noticed this trend and feel similarly uneasy about it?
Raising Tiny Tyrants: The Dark Side of Parenting Hacks
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Anyone experienced with opportunities?
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Not trying to sound like a troll, but isn't the thread title a bit of an oxymoron? Parenting hacks are all about finding shortcuts, and 'raising tiny tyrants' is actually a pretty relatable concept for many of us. Can we discuss this without judging one another?
