Guest: Ayanda Tetyana, Parenting coach

In many households, especially those facing financial or social challenges, older children are often thrust into the role of caregiver for their younger siblings long before they are ready. Whether due to parental absence, economic hardship, or cultural expectations, these children find themselves assuming the responsibilities of both provider and role model while still navigating their own growth.

But how does this premature assumption of responsibility affect them later in life, particularly in their relationships and parenting styles?



How does this essentially look like when you’re older in your relationships and parenting.

Guest: Ayanda Tetyana, Parenting coach
In many households, especially those facing financial or social challenges, older children are often thrust into the role of caregiver for their younger siblings long before they are ready. Whether due to parental absence, economic hardship, or cultural expectations, these children find themselves assuming the responsibilities of both provider and role model while still navigating their own growth.
But how does this premature assumption of responsibility affect them later in life, particularly in their relationships and parenting styles?
 
How does this essentially look like when you’re older in your relationships and parenting.

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