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How lucky a child is if he is grown by helicopter parents? No doubt there are a few disadvantages. They might look innocent and this parenting style can be considered better than any other style of upbringing kids.
5. Adults do the things kids can do by themselves
Finally, helicopter moms and dads tend to do things for their children even when they know that kids can do them without their parents’ assistance. Carrying your child’s backpack or doing homework for him is unnecessary. Your child deserves to be given the chance of trying out new stuff. Otherwise they will never learn anything about life.
