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“Horizontal parenting lets me enjoy a little relaxation while playing with them without having to worry about getting too exhausted,” Brandon Bates, a dad from central New Jersey, shared. This parenting style, which emphasizes relaxation and play from a laid-back position, has sparked mixed reactions among parents and experts alike. While some critics label it as "lazy," Bates argues that it fosters a unique bond between parents and children.
By engaging with his kids while lying down, Bates finds that he can maintain a playful atmosphere without the physical strain that traditional parenting might impose. This method allows for interactive play, storytelling, and imaginative games, all while promoting a sense of comfort and ease.
As the conversation around parenting styles evolves, horizontal parenting is gaining attention for its innovative approach to family interaction. Advocates believe that this style not only supports parental well-being but also encourages children to explore their creativity in a relaxed environment.
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