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When Michelle Obama speaks, we listen, especially when it comes to parenting in today's digital age. The former First Lady, and mother of two, recently shared her thoughts on the often challenging dynamics between parents and children. In a candid discussion, she emphasized the importance of maintaining a parental role rather than trying to be a friend to one's kids.
Obama highlighted that while it’s natural for parents to want to connect with their children, the primary responsibility is to guide and teach them. She pointed out that children need boundaries, structure, and authority to help them navigate the complexities of life, especially in an era dominated by social media and constant connectivity.
Her comments resonated with many parents who struggle with balancing friendship and authority. Obama’s insights serve as a reminder that while nurturing relationships with children is essential, maintaining a clear parental role is crucial for their development and well-being.
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