Stephen Poulter says that “30-40 percent of today’s mothers fall into this category.” His reason for the large percentage is credited to baby boomer mothers being predominately perfectionist mothers. Best friend mothers have a hard time creating rules and healthy boundaries for their children because of the rigid and strict mothers they were raised by (Poulter). These mothers try hard to be liked by their children and by the friends of their children. Some of these mothers are often seen partying with their teenage children (Poulter). The problem with this type of mother is that she creates children that struggle with insecurity and self-doubt
Stephen Poulter says that “30-40 percent of today’s mothers fall into this category.” His reason for the large percentage is credited to baby boomer mothers being predominately perfectionist mothers. Best friend mothers have a hard time creating rules and healthy boundaries for their children because of the rigid and strict mothers they were raised by (Poulter). These mothers try hard to be liked by their children and by the friends of their children. Some of these mothers are often seen partying with their teenage children (Poulter). The problem with this type of mother is that she creates children that struggle with insecurity and self-doubt