Reducing the Stress of Parenting with Dr Vivek Murthy
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Well, like most human traits, happiness is a very complex combination of nature and nurture. At least some of the variance we see in people's well-being is due to their genes, but a lot of it is also due to environmental factors. And few environmental factors, especially early on, are as powerful as a person's parents. From the way a parent responds to a child's big emotions to the values they model in daily life, caregivers can have a lasting impact on a child's happiness, shaping the way children handle stress, how they form attachments. and the mindsets they bring to tough problems.
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