GLOBO-PARENTING: MAPPING GLOBAL PRACTICES IN CHILD REARING
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Globo-parenting, parenting practices, child rearingAbstract
"Globo-Parenting: Mapping Global Practices in Child Rearing" delves into the phenomenon of globo-parenting, which encapsulates the diverse array of parenting practices and ideologies shaping the global landscape of child rearing. This paper explores the cross-cultural influences, socio-economic factors, and technological advancements contributing to the globalization of parenting norms. Through a comparative analysis of parenting styles, disciplinary methods, and family dynamics across different cultural contexts, this study seeks to elucidate the complexities and implications of globo-parenting for contemporary families and societies.
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