Smart, Not Spoiled

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The book explores the growing perception among American parents that their children are spoiled, attributing this entitlement to a plethora of material possessions, including toys, laptops, smartphones, and cars. It delves into the implications of this mindset on parenting and child development, examining how these expectations shape children's attitudes and behaviors. The author provides insights into fostering gratitude and responsibility in the face of a culture that often promotes entitlement.