Excessive protection and child development
A recent study has shown that excessive parental monitoring of adolescents, known as "hovering parenting," negatively impacts their self-confidence, reduces their mood, and hampers their psychological resilience. The findings confirmed that increased parental intervention after noticing a decline in the child's mental health creates a vicious cycle of tension and stress. Experts advise striving for a balance between protection and teaching children to be independent, through gradual withdrawal and allowing them to make decisions and bear the consequences appropriate to their age. This approach helps build a confident personality capable of facing challenges.
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