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439: CEO Mama: Working Mothers Spend More Time With Their Kids Than Stay at Home Mothers in The ‘70s?!” Plus Nervous System Regulation as Entrepreneurs, AI Predictions + Running Calm Companies

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Nov 30, 2024
Unveiling startling research, it's revealed that modern working mothers spend more time with their kids than those in the 1970s. The discussion touches on the rise of helicopter parenting and its effects on children's resilience. The importance of nervous system regulation for entrepreneurs is emphasized, alongside managing technology use in families. They delve into how AI influences societal beauty standards and its implications for mental health. Lastly, new initiatives aimed at supporting entrepreneurial mothers are introduced.
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INSIGHT

Modern Parenting Paradox

  • Working mothers today spend as much time with their kids as stay-at-home mothers did in the 1970s.
  • Modern parents feel more pressure to be hands-on.
INSIGHT

Kids Need Boredom

  • Kids today experience less unstructured free time, leading to lower mental resilience.
  • Helicopter parenting and constant stimulation hinder their ability to cope with challenges.
ANECDOTE

Protecting Kids From Consequences

  • Lindsay Maloney's father, a defense attorney, saw parents denying their kids' faults, even with evidence.
  • This overprotectiveness prevents kids from learning from their mistakes and building resilience.
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