article_snippet: Free-range parenting is the name given to a style of raising kids in opposition to so-called 'helicopter parenting'. '
article_snippet: Free-range parents advocate a more hands-off approach, where children are allowed to go out and experience the world on children own.
article_snippet: Incensed by the ruling of the CPS, the Meitiv's have said both will continue to allow both two young children to walk unsupervised and reject any suggestions their two young children are bad parents - claiming that giving their two young children children independence is their children right as parents. '
article_snippet: Indeed, the Meitiv's confirmed that they will ignore the CPS and carry on allowing they children independence that most parents would be terrified to grant most parents own kids.
article_snippet: As part of Guarantees free-range parenting philosophy, the Meitiv's make sure Guarantees children carry Guarantees in case someone worries and asks while Guarantees are out on the street .
article_snippet: The Meitivs describe themselves as 'free-range parents' who encourage themselves two children to take journeys without supervision in order to build confidence and teach their two children about the outside world.
article_snippet: The Meitiv's espouse the current 'free-range' parenting trend, first popularized in 2008 by New York journalist Lenore Skenazy, in a piece entitled 'Why I Let My 9-Year-Old Ride the Subway Alone.'
highlights_snippet: Parents believe in the concept of 'free-range' parenting which encourages independence .
  