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"Make childhood great again," says state Sen. Lincoln Fillmore, as he champions a new resolution aimed at encouraging free-range parenting across Utah. This initiative seeks to empower parents to allow their children more freedom to explore and engage with their environment, fostering independence and resilience in young people.
The resolution highlights the importance of balancing safety with the need for children to experience the world around them. Advocates argue that the current climate often leads to overprotective parenting, which can inhibit a child's ability to learn from real-life experiences. By promoting free-range parenting, the resolution aims to shift societal perceptions and encourage families to embrace a more hands-off approach.
Supporters of the resolution believe that allowing children to take calculated risks can lead to better problem-solving skills and greater self-confidence. As the discussion around parenting styles continues to evolve, Utah's initiative could pave the way for a broader movement that champions the benefits of free-range upbringing, ultimately making childhood a more enriching experience for future generations.
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