Are we asking enough of our kids? Anthropologists don’t think so

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The latest question poised to pummel the American way of parenting: Are we asking enough of our kids?

The question comes thanks to anthropologists who have turned their attention to the American middle class. What they are finding is that parents here are far less demanding of their children than parents in other cultures.

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