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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British Airways crew member found dead in US hotel room named as dad-of-three
A British Airways flight attendant, Irfan Ali Mirza, 45, was found dead in a San Francisco hotel room after failing to report for work following a layover from Heathrow. Colleagues raised the alarm when he did not respond to calls, leading hotel staff to discover his body; police reported no evidence of foul play, and the cause of death remains unconfirmed. Irfan, who had over 20 years of service, leaves behind a wife and three...
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