Parenting: The Confidence ParadoxWhy feeling like a great parent might be a bad sign.

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Parenting Choices Decoded

This episode explores the Dunning-Kruger effect, a cognitive bias where people with low ability overestimate their skill. We examine why some of the most self-assured parents may be the least effective, while those who doubt themselves might be doing the best job. Parental confidence doesn't always equal competence. The same lack of skill that leads to poor decisions can also prevent parents from recognizing their own mistakes. It's time to focus less on how you feel and more on what you actually do.