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Peter Gray's book, "Restoring Childhood," argues that excessive adult supervision is detrimental to children's development and mental health. He provides statistics showing a decline in children's independence and highlights the rise of mental health issues among youth. Gray calls for a reevaluation of parental control and emphasizes the importance of allowing children to experience freedom and risk.
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Peter Gray's book, "Restoring Childhood," argues that excessive adult supervision is detrimental to children's development and mental health. He provides statistics showing a decline in children's independence and highlights the rise of mental health issues among youth. Gray calls for a reevaluation of parental control and emphasizes the importance of allowing children to experience freedom and risk.
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