Parenting crisis grips Barbados, threatening the well-being of its children.

The Parenting Crisis in Barbados

The Minister of Youth, Sports and Community Empowerment, Charles Griffith, has expressed concern over the state of parenting in Barbados.

We need to address the issues that are affecting our children’s well-being and development.”

The Parenting Crisis in Barbados

The island nation of Barbados has been grappling with a pressing issue that affects the lives of its citizens, particularly its children. According to renowned psychologist Dr. Griffith, there is a “parenting crisis” in Barbados, which requires immediate attention and action. In this article, we will delve into the details of this crisis and explore the need for a parenting program to address the issues affecting the well-being and development of Barbados’ children.

The Impact of Parenting on Children’s Well-being

Parenting plays a vital role in shaping the lives of children, influencing their emotional, social, and cognitive development. However, the current state of parenting in Barbados suggests that many parents are struggling to provide the necessary care and support for their children.

The Ministry’s Approach to Parenting Programs

The Ministry of Education is taking a thoughtful approach to developing its own parenting program, one that prioritizes collaboration and innovation over duplication of existing efforts. Minister Griffith’s comments highlight the importance of understanding the existing landscape and building upon successful initiatives.

Understanding the Existing Landscape

The Ministry’s decision to explore its own parenting program is not taken lightly. Minister Griffith emphasized that the existing Peace Programme is a well-planned and comprehensive initiative that he attended the launch of.