Submitted 5 days ago by fuckyou1@lemmy.world to [deleted]
Winnocott’s term “Good Enough Parenting” may be at least a little bit related to what you’re looking for.
I suppose other options could be along the lines of “read these 30 dense psychology books or get a degree in psychology.”
Unfortunately, I don’t think I have much better answers for you, but I’d be interested to hear a succinct answer to this too.
Winnocott’s term “Good Enough Parenting” may be at least a little bit related to what you’re looking for.
what if you don’t have kids?
I suppose other options could be along the lines of “read these 30 dense psychology books or get a degree in psychology.”
i don’t think they have a decent definition. i mean i looked around and couldn’t find any remotely decent definition
what if you don’t have kids?
That’s why I said “at least a little bit related to what you’re looking for” rather than “exactly what you want.” The “Good Enough Parenting” thing is more focused on raising kids. Beyond that, I’m not sure I can help.
a group of people that are deeply committed to supporting one another for life
i need more definition
nope, that is the whole definition bud
cheese_greater@lemmy.world 5 days ago
The Waltons always struck me as one of the strongest illustrations of a genuinely strong and truly nourishing family system.
They truly love each other unselfishly and everyone’s feelings and dignity actually matter to the rest of the group at the end of the day. They all learn from each other, recognize when they’ve acted poorly (the grandparents, parents, and children alike) and do their best to figure out where they can contribute knowing they will be supported and upheld in turn
fuckyou1@lemmy.world 5 days ago
who?
cheese_greater@lemmy.world 5 days ago
TV show and family set in the Great Depression haha. The Walmart Waltons suck!