Parenting trend “Surplus Safety” can turn children into unsafe adults
Home Panorama Stand: 23.08.2026, 20:01 Comments Us on Google follow “I was busy”: A father reads a sign to his son on a..
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Home Panorama Stand: 23.08.2026, 20:01 Comments Us on Google follow “I was busy”: A father reads a sign to his son on a playground and questions how we talk to children. Sometimes we underestimate how well children can use clear, honest and yet loving language. He asks, “Do we not trust children enough?” In the past, they were a much more natural part of everyday life, because there would simply have been much more. One creates uncertainty, the other self-assessment, says the author of “Wild and daring game”.
Furthermore, If we constantly simplify terms, rewrite things or present them with a cuter reality, we also take opportunities to get to know real connections and new words, says Hartmann, who writes for the parent blog Papammunity. Remarkable is not the shield, but the reflex behind it. Frankfurt – “Dad, where is the hanging swing?” Christopher Hartmann asked his four-year-old son this question when they were at a playground in Wiener Neustadt.
In addition, There is no need for an invented story. “Do we trust children too little?” Sign to playground brings father to reflect The trivialization was apparently not necessary for my child. This shows itself in ban lists in daycare centers, at the knife ban at home, on shock-absorbing substrates on playgrounds and such signs. “The child is right – a swing belongs to the locksmith.”.
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Home Panorama Stand: 23.08.2026, 20:01 Comments Us on Google follow “I was busy”: A father reads a sign to his son on a playground and questions how we talk to children.
reliability low1/2 sourcesSometimes we underestimate how well children can use clear, honest and yet loving language. He asks, “Do we not trust children enough?” In the past, they were a much more natural part of everyday life, because there would simply have been much more.
reliability low1/2 sourcesOne creates uncertainty, the other self-assessment, says the author of “Wild and daring game”.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIf we constantly simplify terms, rewrite things or present them with a cuter reality, we also take opportunities to get to know real connections and new words, says Hartmann, who writes for the parent blog Papammunity.
reliability low1/2 sourcesRemarkable is not the shield, but the reflex behind it.
reliability low1/2 sourcesFrankfurt – “Dad, where is the hanging swing?” Christopher Hartmann asked his four-year-old son this question when they were at a playground in Wiener Neustadt.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThere is no need for an invented story. “Do we trust children too little?” Sign to playground brings father to reflect The trivialization was apparently not necessary for my child.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThis shows itself in ban lists in daycare centers, at the knife ban at home, on shock-absorbing substrates on playgrounds and such signs. “The child is right – a swing belongs to the locksmith.”.
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