Psychology of Resilience – Why Children of the 60s and 70s Developed More Independence

Psychology

For many adults who grew up in the 1960s and 1970s, childhood looked very different from today. Children often spent hours outside without direct supervision, settled disagreements with friends on their own, and learned how to handle boredom without constant entertainment. Now, modern parenting is increasingly shaped by technology, safety concerns, and close supervision. Parents … Read more

Modern Parenting and Resilience – What Research Says About Overprotection

Modern Parenting

Childhood has changed in visible ways over the past few decades. Where earlier generations often experienced greater independence in daily routines, many children today grow up under closer supervision. Technology, safety concerns, and shifting social expectations have all contributed to this shift. The result is an ongoing debate about whether increased parental involvement supports development … Read more