Pronunciation: /lɔnməʊər ˈpɛrəntɪŋ/
noun Parenting style characterized by overprotectiveness and excessive intervention in a child's life
A1 Lawnmower parenting means clearing all obstacles from a child's path to prevent them from facing any difficulties.
A2 Parents who practice lawnmower parenting tend to mow down any challenges or problems their children may encounter.
B1 Lawnmower parenting involves constantly monitoring and controlling a child's environment to ensure they never have to deal with adversity.
B2 Some experts argue that lawnmower parenting can hinder a child's development by not allowing them to learn from their mistakes.
C1 The concept of lawnmower parenting has sparked debate among psychologists and educators regarding its long-term effects on children.
C2 Parents who engage in lawnmower parenting may unintentionally hinder their children's ability to develop resilience and problem-solving skills.
formal The concept of lawnmower parenting involves parents who try to remove all obstacles and challenges from their children's lives.
informal Lawnmower parenting is like when parents hover over their kids and make sure they never have to deal with any problems on their own.
slang Some people call it 'helicopter parenting', but I think lawnmower parenting is a more accurate term.
figurative Just like a lawnmower cuts down grass in its path, lawnmower parenting cuts down any obstacles that may come in a child's way.
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