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paranoid parenting: a standalone construct

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Sociology of childhood

a culture of parenting driven by exaggerated fears for children's safety, which the author argues restricts their freedom.

In sociology of childhood, paranoid parenting refers to a culture of parenting driven by exaggerated fears for children's safety, which the author argues restricts their freedom. This meaning comes from Füredi (2001) in Paranoid parenting.[1]

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  1. Füredi, F. (2001). Paranoid parenting. Allen Lane. ISBN 9781556524646

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