18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) Germany (1) South Korea (1) Brazil (1) China (1) Japan (1) Scandinavian (1) United States (1) Australia (1) Canada (1) India (1) Kenya (1) Netherlands (1) New Zealand (1) Nigeria (1) Saudi Arabia (1) South Africa (1) Sweden (1) United Arab Emirates (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 helicopter parenting Germany In Germany, there is less prevalence of the helicopter parenting style, and there is an emphasis on fostering independence in children from a young age. 5
2 helicopter parenting South Korea In South Korea, helicopter parenting is prevalent due to the cultural emphasis on academic achievement and success. 3
3 helicopter parenting Brazil Helicopter parenting is less emphasized in Brazil due to the cultural value of independent learning experiences. 2
4 helicopter parenting China In China, helicopter parenting is common due to the priority placed on academic achievement and success. 2
5 helicopter parenting Japan In Japan, helicopter parenting emphasizes fostering independence in children from a young age. 2
6 helicopter parenting Scandinavian In Scandinavian culture, helicopter parenting conflicts with the emphasis on children's autonomy and self-sufficiency. 2
7 helicopter parenting United States Helicopter parenting is a common parenting style in the United States characterized by excessive involvement and supervision in children's activities. 2
8 helicopter parenting Australia In Australia, helicopter parenting is viewed as overly protective and hindering to children's development of resilience and self-reliance. 1
9 helicopter parenting Canada In Canada, helicopter parenting is a commonly observed high-involvement and supervisory parenting style. 1
10 helicopter parenting India In India, helicopter parenting is less common due to the cultural emphasis on allowing children to explore and learn independently. 1
11 helicopter parenting Kenya In Kenya, helicopter parenting is less prevalent due to cultural norms of communal child-rearing and collective responsibility for children's well-being. 1
12 helicopter parenting Netherlands In the Netherlands, helicopter parenting is seen as excessive and interfering, and not aligned with cultural norms of children's autonomy. 1
13 helicopter parenting New Zealand In New Zealand, helicopter parenting is viewed as excessively protective and detrimental to children's independence and resilience. 1
14 helicopter parenting Nigeria In Nigeria, helicopter parenting is less prevalent due to cultural norms emphasizing communal child-rearing and collective responsibility for children's well-being. 1
15 helicopter parenting Saudi Arabia Helicopter parenting is commonly practiced in Saudi Arabia to enforce traditional cultural and religious values on children. 1
16 helicopter parenting South Africa Helicopter parenting in South Africa varies based on socioeconomic status, with higher income groups more likely to exhibit such behaviors. 1
17 helicopter parenting Sweden In Sweden, the concept of helicopter parenting goes against the cultural value of promoting children's freedom and self-sufficiency. 1
18 helicopter parenting United Arab Emirates In the United Arab Emirates, helicopter parenting is practiced to enforce adherence to traditional cultural and religious values. 1