Parenting Adventures #5: How do we do this parenting thing again?

04-Oct-16 19:00

Parenting Adventures #5: How do we do this parenting thing again?

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Parenting Adventures is about brutally honest discussions in the world of parenting. In this fifth episode, we'll be talking about parenting styles. How prepared are first-time parents at this parenting thing? Do they fall under the permissive western parenting or the demanding eastern parenting style? Do they pretend to know what they're doing while they freak out on the inside? We find out what parenting means in this episode and accept the fact that every style of parenting is unique to each parent and child.

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