Today's parents are accused of overprevention, of declaring the boomer's childhood as free and happy. Why our author's seventies childhood was not always nice – and we should stop idealizing the past. They email Sunday night because of bad grades, try ChatGPT or even lawyers to formulate complaint letters, and track their children like Hermes packages. For example, the mother who insisted that her third-grader has his GPS tracker on a school tri…
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Today's parents are accused of overprevention, of declaring the boomer's childhood as free and happy. Why our author's seventies childhood was not always nice – and we should stop idealizing the past. They email Sunday night because of bad grades, try ChatGPT or even lawyers to formulate complaint letters, and track their children like Hermes packages. For example, the mother who insisted that her third-grader has his GPS tracker on a school tri…