‘I’m worried about these kids’: Behavior in school may indicate serious problem
As widespread parenting is, it is hardly possible to tie children into the household or to take care of a younger sibling
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How widespread parenting is, can hardly be tied down children in the household or to take care of a younger sibling child, is part of the development and promote independence and self-efficacy, emphasizes the psychologist. “Parentification begins where it goes crazy – where there is more and more instrumentalization or excessive emotional responsibility that does not correspond to the age of the children.” It would then become a “serious problem” if children had to bear permanent and age-inappropriate responsibility and were impaired in their development. How widespread parentification is can hardly be said. On the other hand, emotional parenting: parents tell the child things about the other parent or other people that are simply not age-appropriate. “Both forms can cause stress – both through physical overexertion and emotional burden,” says Avci-Werning. Avci-Werning is a psychologist and psychotherapist – an expert in school and education.
Furthermore, There is a very large unreported figure, Avci-Werning estimates. Parents who are unsure whether their child carries too much emotional responsibility, advises the expert to go into a consultation. (Sources: Instagram, own research). Parents usually wouldn’t have to worry about these children, explains U.S. child psychologist Wendy Mogel in a podcast. “The children who are very well-behaved and well-behaved at home, but misbehave at school – I am concerned about these children.” If children showed this behavior, this could be an indication that they are “parentified children”.
In addition, However, there is evidence that can point in this direction: “Children who are parented are often exhausted in school, have concentration problems or many absentees.” Some behaved over-adjusted or excessively responsible for others – for classmates or even for teachers.
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How widespread parenting is, can hardly be tied down children in the household or to take care of a younger sibling child, is part of the development and promote independence and self-efficacy, emphasizes the psychologist. “Parentification begins where it goes crazy – where there is more and more instrumentalization or excessive emotional responsibility that does not correspond to the age of the children.” It would then become a “serious problem” if children had to bear permanent and age-inappropriate responsibility and were impaired in their development. How widespread parentification is can hardly be said.
reliability low1/2 sourcesOn the other hand, emotional parenting: parents tell the child things about the other parent or other people that are simply not age-appropriate. “Both forms can cause stress – both through physical overexertion and emotional burden,” says Avci-Werning.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAvci-Werning is a psychologist and psychotherapist – an expert in school and education.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThere is a very large unreported figure, Avci-Werning estimates.
reliability low1/2 sourcesParents who are unsure whether their child carries too much emotional responsibility, advises the expert to go into a consultation. (Sources: Instagram, own research)
reliability low1/2 sourcesParents usually wouldn’t have to worry about these children, explains U.S. child psychologist Wendy Mogel in a podcast. “The children who are very well-behaved and well-behaved at home, but misbehave at school – I am concerned about these children.” If children showed this behavior, this could be an indication that they are “parentified children”.
reliability low1/2 sourcesChildren must also learn to treat well the people who treat them lovingly. Psychologist: Parentified children are often exhausted We asked an expert how the behavior could indicate parenting. “If a child is behaviorally conspicuous at school, this can have many different reasons,” says Meltem Avci-Werning of the Frankfurter Rundschau of Ippen.Media.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHowever, there is evidence that can point in this direction: “Children who are parented are often exhausted in school, have concentration problems or many absentees.” Some behaved over-adjusted or excessively responsible for others – for classmates or even for teachers.
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