Determining which parenting style is better—millennial or boomer—is subjective and context-dependent. Both styles have their strengths and weaknesses, and what works for one family might not work for another.
Millennial parenting tends to foster a close emotional bond and encourages independence and creativity in children. However, critics argue it may lead to overly permissive parenting or challenges in enforcing boundaries. Boomer parenting emphasizes structure, discipline, and responsibility, which can instill resilience and a strong work ethic in children. Yet, it might also be criticized for being too rigid or restrictive, potentially hindering a child’s self-expression and autonomy.
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