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Types of parental pressure

There are two main forms of parental pressure: direct pressure and indirect pressure.

  • Direct pressure often involves yelling, force, or complaining.
  • Indirect pressure may involve guilt-tripping your child or reminding them of rigid expectations.

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Sometimes the most important life lessons are the ones we end up learning the hard way.

Parental pressure may come from good intentions, but it can hamper a child’s self-esteem.

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