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Hyper control and Oversharing: How Not to Violate Your Children's Personal Space
This test will help you understand how ready you are to create healthy boundaries in your relationships with children.
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Hyper control and Oversharing: How Not to Violate Your Children's Personal Space
How does hyper control manifest itself in parents?
A controlling parent does not know the word "privacy": he vigilantly monitors the browsing history, limits the time spent online, reads personal correspondence
A controlling parent limits time for walks and social networks, forcing the child to study more
A controlling parent does not allow the child to go outside, unnecessarily fearing for his life and health
What will happen to the child in the future if the parent exercises hyper control?
The child will be overly aggressive, angry at life and parents
The child will not develop boundaries, will not have clear ideas about "foreign" and "mine"
It will be difficult for the child to choose a profession and an adequate partner, to separate from parents
All of the above answers are correct
How does hyper control affect the life of parents?
The parent begins to live life "instead" of the child, posting his photos, achievements, etc.
The parent begins to stress and worry more, is in a constant panic
The parent stops focusing on one’s own life, relationships with a partner, work, constantly thinking about his child
An indifferent parent completely disconnects from the child's life. What could be the reason for this?
Lack of interest in the child
The belief that it is not worth interfering in the child's life
Too early or accidental parenting
Unsuccessful experience of living in the family of origin with equally detached parents
All of the above answers are correct
How to maintain a balance in relationships with a child?
Be interested in what is happening in the child's life
Step back and give the child the opportunity to grow up independently, making and correcting their mistakes
Tell the child about all the experiences and difficulties so that he feels like your friend and advisor
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