💨 Abstract
The article discusses the shift from gentle parenting to a tougher approach called FAFO (f*** around and find out), where parents allow children to face consequences of their actions. Critics like Sarah Ockwell-Smith and Dr. Emily Crosby argue this method is harsh and can cause long-term issues. However, Dr. Amanda Gummer suggests it can build resilience and reduce parental stress if done carefully, with clear boundaries and support. She advises starting small and maintaining a compassionate presence.
Courtesy: Jessica Lindsay
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