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\u2018Supernanny\u2019 Jo Frost slams \u2018lazy\u2019 parents for raising unresilient kids<\/h1>\n

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Are parents today too lazy? That is what Jo Frost, also known as TV parenting expert \u201cSupernanny,\u201d claims. In a new video, Frost issues stark warning to parents, stating that many are \u201cdisabling\u201d their\u00a0\u00a0children<\/span><\/a>\u00a0with modern parenting.<\/p>\n

TV parenting expert Jo Frost is speaking out with a blunt message for modern\u00a0\u00a0families<\/span><\/a>, and it\u2019s one she admits may be uncomfortable to hear. In a recent Facebook video, the 55-year-old \u201cSupernanny\u201d star didn\u2019t hold back as she addressed what she believes is a growing issue in parenting today.<\/p>\n

\u201cI\u2019m going to say something that might make you uncomfortable, so sit tight,\u201d Frost began the video before delivering her central warning: \u201cWe are slowly disabling our children.\u201d<\/p>\n

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According to Frost, who has been a parenting expert on television on several shows for many years, her work with families has revealed a worrying trend: children who are fully capable of learning essential life skills, but are not being given the chance to do so.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019re keeping children in strollers who should be walking, climbing, and building strength,\u201d she explained.<\/p>\n

The \u201cSupernanny\u201d also pointed to the continued use of pacifiers, saying that some children as old as four are still relying on them long past their intended short-term use. She referred to them as \u201cdummies,\u201d the British term for pacifiers.Family<\/p>\n

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Frost went on to highlight other essential skills she believes are being delayed or overlooked in childhood development.<\/p>\n

\u201cSeven-year-olds who can\u2019t brush their teeth properly without an electric toothbrush. Eight-year-olds who can\u2019t sit at a table and use a knife and fork. Nine-year-olds who don\u2019t understand bathroom hygiene,\u201d she said in her Facebook video.<\/p>\n

So, ske asked. Why did parents today stop teaching their children life skils? According to the expert, she doesn\u2019t believe parents aren\u2019t taching their children essential things because they neglect them, but rather becasue of time pressure.<\/p>\n

\u201cI understand modern life is busy, but this isn\u2019t about time; it\u2019s about intention,\u201d Jo Frost explained. \u201cEvery time we step in and do it for them, or avoid teaching because it\u2019s slower, messier, or inconvenient, we take away an opportunity for them to become capable.\u201d<\/p>\n

She stressed that children naturally want independence, but need guidance to get there.<\/p>\n

\u201cIf we don\u2019t teach it, we can\u2019t be surprised when it\u2019s missing\u201d
\nFrost encouraged parents to return to basics, from teaching children how to ride a bike step by step, to phasing out pacifiers when they are no longer needed, as well as hygenie and table manner.<\/p>\n

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