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Hello Jenny Murray welcoming you to today's podcast for parents.

Now we've all heard of the helicopter parents, the one who constantly hovers over the children to make sure they're doing the right thing at all times.

Well, there's a new name for a slightly different kind of attentive mother or father, the snow plow makes it his or her business

to make sure all obstacles are cleared from the path of their child to make sure nothing

blocks their route to a successful future.

Well what impact does that kind of constant attention have on the child?

Dr. Anharad Rugin is a child psychologist Rebecca Glover is the principal of Surbiton High School whose

Ted X talk is called Do Snow Plow Parents Remove True Grid.. Rebecca as a teacher what examples of the

snowplow parent have you come across? Yes good morning. There are a number of

examples that I've experienced over my 30 years.

More recently, I suppose, the introduction of a homework app in schools

allows pupils, but more important to hear parents, to be able to see homeworks as they are

set by the teacher in any school day. And we more recently had a year nine parent came to see me to say that the app was actually distracting her from her working day

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