US EditionMichelle Obama says she 'grew up grateful,' but kids today are less so
- Michelle Obama, the former first lady, discussed childhood gratitude during a recent episode of her podcast featuring Damon and Marlon Wayans.
- She contrasted her grateful upbringing with today's youth, suggesting that parents give children many things but insufficient guidance, reducing gratitude.
- Obama described how her parents worked hard and encouraged gratitude for little, while also praising Marlon Wayans for being a role model on transgender issues.
- She observed that in today’s generation, children often have an abundance of material things from their parents but may lack sufficient guidance.
- Her remarks imply that current parenting trends might diminish children's sense of gratitude compared to her own experience growing up.
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Michelle Obama insists she ‘grew up grateful’ in critique of modern-day parents, kids: ‘Not giving them some guidance’
In a new episode of her podcast, former first lady Michelle Obama says that she grew up thankful, but that kids today are significantly less so.
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