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Kids Want Friends But Parents Overstep | Lansing News
New data reveals that one in five kids aged six to twelve have few or no friends — but most parents say their children desperately want to connect. Experts warn that while parents can nurture social skills, they shouldn’t micromanage friendships, as over-planned playdates can backfire. Surprisingly, two-thirds of parents prefer friends from similar backgrounds, with a third prioritizing shared political or religious values — painting a complex picture of how childhood connections are shaped by both kids’ needs and parental expectations. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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