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a style of parenting in which a parent overprotects, over-controls, and micromanages their child's life
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Overparenting is often characterized by excessive involvement in a child's life and decision-making.
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Some parents tend to go overboard with overparenting, not giving their children enough space to grow.
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Helicopter parents are known for their overparenting tendencies, always hovering over their kids.
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The school's strict policies on parental involvement can sometimes feel like a form of overparenting.