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A helicopter parent is a mother or father who hovers over their child like a helicopter. They are overly concerned with every aspect of their education and any problems they may have.
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Do you need a license to fly a ultralight helicopter?
It depends what you mean by the term 'ultralight' ! If you mean a scale model of a helicopter that you fly by remote control - no. If you mean a full-size helicopter you actually sit in to fly - yes.
What does the texting term pbs mean?
parent behind shoulder
What does primary parent mean?
Primary parent typically refers to the parent who is primarily responsible for the day-to-day care and upbringing of a child. This could include tasks such as feeding, clothing, supervising, and making decisions about the child's well-being. It is commonly used in the context of child custody arrangements or co-parenting arrangements.
What Type Of Parents, Are You?
You can be one type of parent from the following list. Strict Parent Nonrestrictive Parent Helicopter Parent Tiger Parenting Reference The Apex Academy BlogSpot
What are types of parenting?
You can be one type of parent from the following list. Strict Parent Nonrestrictive Parent Helicopter Parent Tiger Parenting Reference The Apex Academy BlogSpot
What does the term base or parent metal in an alloy mean?
base metal: a metal that oxidises or corrodes easily and i dont know what parent metal is..
What does half cast mean?
It is an old fashioned term meaning a person who has one black parent and one white parent, someone who is mixed race.
What Does Heli Mean?
It means Helicopter.
What makes a helicopter tailspin?
What do you mean by tail spin? How the blades turn? How the back of the helicopter turns?
How did the term Whirley Bird come about?
it's another name for a helicopter
What is the term for the relationship of parent and their children's parent's-in-law?
in-laws.
What is the latin term for in place of a parent?
what is the latin word meaning 'in place of the parent'?The term in loco parentis, Latin for "in the place of a parent" or "instead of a parent."
