Ilona Froehlich on Unsplash discusses the concept of ‘panda parenting’, a style that focuses on allowing children to develop independence and resilience by providing a supportive environment without over-sheltering them. Coined by Esther Wojcicki, panda parenting involves giving children the freedom to make mistakes and learn from them, building confidence and problem-solving skills. While this approach can boost self-confidence and independence in kids, striking the right balance may be challenging, and criticism from others who prefer more controlling parenting styles can be a limitation. Ultimately, parents are encouraged to trust their instincts and consider trying out panda parenting to see if it works for their family.
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Fears raised that a crowd crush at Notting Hill Carnival is ‘only a matter of time’
Crowd safety experts express significant concerns regarding the Notting Hill Carnival, as fears of a mass casualty event loom with an expected attendance of one million this weekend. Attendees report feeling unsafe, citing past experiences of extreme crowding, and experts warn that serious injuries or fatalities are "100% foreseeable," urging for stricter crowd management measures. Want More Context? 🔎
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