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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Helicopter Parenting (2016 Rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2025

⏱️ 89 minutes

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda and Rebecca Bloom talk about helicopter parenting.

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May 9, 2016

The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®

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0:00.0

So deserving listeners out there, I'm sure you've heard of the term helicopter parenting.

0:06.0

And today I want to talk more about that. I want to go into the definition. I want to talk about the

0:11.1

origin of the term. I want to talk about the research regarding the effects on children, why it's

0:18.9

emerged in our culture and advice for parents and for therapists out

0:23.6

there that are helping parents with this sort of thing and for society in general.

0:28.8

And as a part of that, I invited a guest, Rebecca Bloom, to come on the show and to help me

0:34.6

talk about this.

0:35.8

Welcome to the show, Rebecca.

0:36.8

It's so good to be here. Welcome to the Psychology in Seattle podcast. Welcome to the show, Rebecca. It's so good to be here.

0:38.5

Welcome to the Psychology in Seattle podcast.

0:40.5

I am your host, Dr. Kirk Honda.

0:42.7

I am chair of the Couple and Family Therapy Program at Antioch University, Seattle,

0:47.4

and I'm also a licensed marriage and family therapist.

0:49.9

Hi, I'm Rebecca Bloom.

0:50.8

I have a private practice in Pioneer Square, and I tweet at R Bloom

0:56.5

ATR. R Bloom, ATR. Yeah. Rebecca Bloom Art Therapist registered. Correct. So, let's, I like

1:06.7

definitions. If you listen to the podcast, you know that I like to define things first so that

1:12.5

we're not just throwing around a term like helicopter parenting without understanding what it is.

1:17.3

Well, there's no official definition, of course. It's a cultural term. But a general definition

1:24.1

is that it's a parenting style that involves the following elements. You hover over

1:29.2

children figuratively and literally. You rescue them at the first sign of trouble. You always need to know

1:37.7

where they're at and what they're doing. You dictate what they do at a majority of the time,

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