[post_page_title]Setting hard limits[/post_page_title]
As long as the Clements parents keeps their children safe, they will have nothing to worry about. Psychologist Ginger Clark at the University of Southern California says that it’s up to the parents to maintain boundaries. “If you don’t have a really stable parental unit that’s setting limits ahead of time, then the roles get flipped easily and the child becomes the parent,” she says. “They’re not ready for the responsibility. And you see kids spin out a little bit.”
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