20 Expenses Parents Should Stop Covering for Their Adult Children

20 Expenses Parents Should Stop Covering for Their Adult Children

It’s natural for parents to want to ease their children’s burdens, but paying for certain expenses of your young adult might do more harm than good, potentially delaying their journey toward full financial independence. Grocery Bills Frequently covering an adult child’s grocery bills can prevent them from learning to manage their food budget—a fundamental skill…

13 Things ‘Poor’ Parents Teach Their Children That ‘Rich’ Parents NEVER Do

13 Things ‘Poor’ Parents Teach Their Children That ‘Rich’ Parents NEVER Do

The gap between affluent and less fortunate families extends beyond resources to include the values they instill in their children from an early age (whether intentionally or not). Money Is the Root of All Evil In economically disadvantaged families, discussions about money may be scarce or filled with tension, potentially painting money as a source…

25 Parenting ‘Mistakes’ Boomers Made That Millennials Won’t Repeat with Their Kids

25 Parenting ‘Mistakes’ Boomers Made That Millennials Won’t Repeat with Their Kids

Now adults, millennials who were raised by baby boomer parents can now recognize the ‘mistakes’ in their upbringing, vowing never to repeat them with their own children. Making Fun of Your Dreams Telling someone their dreams are “really stupid” because they don’t align with conventional money-making paths is both harsh and discouraging.  It’s a toxic…

26 Signs You Had an Invalidated Childhood That Still Affects You

26 Signs You Had an Invalidated Childhood That Still Affects You

Some parents might invalidate their child’s feelings in the very home meant to provide nurturing care and full attention for a healthy upbringing. This invalidation can take many forms when the child’s voice and emotions are not properly acknowledged. You Say ‘Sorry’ All the Time If you find yourself constantly apologizing, even for things that…

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