Cynthia Wang, a Clinical Professor at Northwestern University's Kellogg School, and Karen Leick, author of 'Parents, Media and Panic Through the Years,' explore the intricate fears and shames that shape modern parenting. They discuss how parental identity intertwines with child success, creating pressure-filled environments. The conversation dives into historical media panics affecting mothers, and how these narratives influence parenting styles. Finally, they share insights on discerning real vs. manipulative fears, urging parents to engage and communicate with their children.
