Anonymous wrote:What are some examples of coddling? I saw the PP above with the parents coming to college, but OP what do you mean?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does super coddled = rich? If so, they will be fine. Intergenerational wealth does wonders, even if you don’t work particularly hard.
You can be rich without being coddled, and you can be coddled without being rich. Think of the kids who are like, ten years old and refuse to cut their food because they're lazy so their parents do it for them.
Ha! My mom still cuts my fruit. She knows I don’t eat the hard to peel fruit.
I also know adults who won’t eat crab because it is too much work. I’m not sure they were coddled or lazy or just don’t like crab.
Anonymous wrote:What are some examples of coddling? I saw the PP above with the parents coming to college, but OP what do you mean?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does super coddled = rich? If so, they will be fine. Intergenerational wealth does wonders, even if you don’t work particularly hard.
You can be rich without being coddled, and you can be coddled without being rich. Think of the kids who are like, ten years old and refuse to cut their food because they're lazy so their parents do it for them.
Anonymous wrote:Does super coddled = rich? If so, they will be fine. Intergenerational wealth does wonders, even if you don’t work particularly hard.
Anonymous wrote:Does super coddled = rich? If so, they will be fine. Intergenerational wealth does wonders, even if you don’t work particularly hard.
Anonymous wrote:Does super coddled = rich? If so, they will be fine. Intergenerational wealth does wonders, even if you don’t work particularly hard.
Anonymous wrote:I know a super coddled kid who is an extremely successful adult. So coddled that their parents flew to our college town once a month to help them manage term papers (often doing them) and do all of their laundry. They then got into a top 5 law school and I assume the parents continued the same level of support. They are what appears to be a very successful lawyer in their hometown.
I know others who were very coddled and continue to get that treatment even though they have kids of their own. Their parents are doing school dropoff and pickup, making dinner, and doing weekend childcare. The adult children are thriving- who wouldn’t with that level of additional help?
Anonymous wrote:The ones I know have done very well.