Balanced parenting
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Balanced parenting may refer to:
- an effort towards a balanced approach in the family, regarding a balance between different aspects such as
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- pedagogical means and aims in raising children, such as protection and control, discipline and tolerance
- the needs and interests of all family members, also in view of a lifestyle regarding work-life balance
- a choice of (approximately) equal sharing of parenting responsibilities between the mother and the father within the family
- an agreement shared parenting among single, separated or divorced parents, especially in view of settlements on custody rights in divorce or separation proceedings, and advocated by fathers' rights movements
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