The Pros And Cons Of Overindulged Children

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“At the end of the day, the most overwhelming key to a child 's success is the positive involvement of parents.” Jane D. Hull. In this day and age many parents have lacked involvement in schools. Parents are the first teachers and it has truly become a lack of participation because of jobs, timing, and other family situations. There are many different looks from family contribution in schools and this is what will be discussed in this paper. The first article that I read was “Kids with Lesbian Parents Do Fine”. Many judge a situation without really knowing what is going on, for example people judge lesbian couples but it has nothing to do with the wellbeing of the child in my opinion. No matter what a child is taught when they get older …show more content…

Overindulged is defined as giving a child to much, too soon and too long. There are three different types of overindulging and they are giving too much, over- nurturing, and to little structure. All these can affect how a child develops, especially smothering, to me this one is big because you never allow the child to find a sense of independence or their identity. Parents who overindulge are disempowered when it comes to parenting. It is believe that the more parents keep this attitude the more they take on permissive parenting style. Choosing the styles of permissive parenting and authoritarian parenting styles they create children with poor social skills, low self-esteem, children who do poorly in school, and are more likely to be involved in problem behavior. There are many risk of over indulging your children: them not knowing the difference between needs and wants, needing constant stimulation and entertainment from others, not taking responsibility for their own actions, and many more. Now in the classroom it will be extremely different for the student because this is not what they are used to but it is up to the teacher to make sure rules are clearly stated and posted around the classroom for the child to know what is acceptable. Another thing that is helpful in a classroom is allowing the children to work through their own problems. Being over-involved can change man

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