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Rev. Asoc. Esp. Neuropsiquiatr ; 41(139)ene.-jun. 2021.
Artigo em Espanhol | IBECS | ID: ibc-228537

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En el siglo XXI, en el que los niños se están convirtiendo en un bien escaso en el primer mundo, las familias han evolucionado de tal modo que los hijos se han convertido en el eje de las mismas. Nunca antes se ha hecho tanto caso a la prole ni se han invertido tantos recursos económicos y emocionales en su crianza. En apenas un par de décadas, en países como España se ha pasado a un modelo familiar paidocéntrico. El niño, que antes no debía molestar y al que, incluso, se le trataba en ocasiones como a un «mueble», hoy está situado en un altar doméstico.A esta criatura adorada le rinden culto sus ajetreados padres, quienes viven por y para ella y están dispuestos a «darle todo» y hacer «todo» para que sea feliz pero, a la vez, triunfe en la vida. Porque hoy los hijos son un signo de estatus; un reflejo de las aspiraciones de los padres, con el coste emocional que ello implica. Esta crianza, que se ha bautizado como “híper”, “intensiva” o “helicóptero”, es un fenómeno complejo y ya dominante, con consecuencias tanto a nivel psicológico como sociológico.En el siguiente artículo trataré de sintetizar sus características y consecuencias. Me serviré de los tres libros que he escrito sobre el tema1, mis artículos periodísticos, mi blog2 y mis propias experiencias como conferenciante, observadora y madre. (AU)


In the 21st century, as children become an ever scarcer good in the first world, families have come to increasingly revolve around them. Never before have parents paid so much attention to their children, or invested so many financial and emotional resources in their upbringing. In just a couple of decades, countries like Spain have moved to a child-centric family model. Children, who in the past were expected to keep out of the way —and were sometimes even treated as though they were a part of the furniture—, are today placed on a domestic altar.These adored creatures are worshipped by their full-time parents, who live for them and through them. They are willing to give them everything, and do all that is needed to make them both happy and successful. Because today children are a status symbol; a reflection of their parents´ aspirations, with all the emotional cost that this implies. This model of child rearing, which has been dubbed "hyper", "intensive" or "helicopter" parenting, is a complex and already dominant phenomenon, with consequences on both a psychological and sociological level.In this article I aim to synthesize the characteristics and consequences of this model. I will draw on the three books I have written on the subject, my newspaper articles, my blog, and my own experiences as a speaker, observer, and mother. (AU)


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Humanos , Educação Infantil/psicologia , Educação Infantil/tendências , Ansiedade , Poder Familiar/psicologia , Poder Familiar/tendências
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