Parents must reclaim the central role if growing crisis among children is to end, suggests new book

Our hands-off approach to childrearing means kids are increasingly being led by their peers. It’s crucial parents reclaim their central role, a leading physician tells Helen O’Callaghan.

Parents must reclaim the central role if growing crisis among children is to end, suggests new book

Our hands-off approach to childrearing means kids are increasingly being led by their peers. It’s crucial parents reclaim their central role, a leading physician tells Helen O’Callaghan.

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