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Parent-child time

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What experts have said about Parent-child time

2 statements · 1 negative · 1 neutral

  1. Most lifetime parent-child time occurs before high-school graduation.

    You've spent something like 90, 95% of the total hours you will ever spend with your parents by the time you graduate from high school.

    Listen at 10:01

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  2. Suzanne VenkerNegativeJun 20, 2026· Modern Wisdom

    Children need substantial quantity time rather than brief intensive quality time.

    That whole quality time thing is bogus. That's not real. Children need tons and tons and tons of quantity time, not quality time.

    Listen at 31:03

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