The COVID-19 pandemic is in the rear-view mirror but that hasn’t stopped parents from feeling burnout, as many say they feel pressure to be “perfect.”
A new study from Ohio State University found 57 per cent of parents in the U.S. say they are burned out. The data shows that burnout can also impact their children, especially when they’re enrolled in too many activities.
Experts say there’s “no such thing as a perfect parent.” And As Sean Previl explains, they suggest spending more time with the kids as one way to reduce burnout.
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Stop trying so hard folks!
The perfect parent is simply the one who's there.
The rest always works itself out.
Take Care ??
The government of Canada has put so much stress on everybody. People are just trying to feed themselves little alone people that have kids. I can’t imagine how hard it must be..
It is harder to be a parent when your government is against you.
It is due to the breakdown of the family unit (and I am NOT talking about "traditional" family unit. It doesn't matter what pronouns they use or what genders they are). Too many latchkey kids and non-present guardians.
Excuse for lazy parents
Parents are absolutely vile persons, they should leave normal people alone and stop harassing them just because someone doesn't think their larva is as fantastic as they do.
Thanks to Trudeau you need a 6 figure income or be incredibly budget concious to have kids in Canada anymore. And it will only get worse.
Presence, attunement, connection, routine, emotional intelligence, gentle discipline, healthy modelling of boundaries and communication ?