While some parental involvement can help children develop too much hovering can stir up anxiety and depression in them according to a new study. Researcher Kayla Reed of the Florida State University said that helicopter parents are parents who are overly involved adding that they mean everything with good intentions but it often goes beyond supportive to intervening in the decisions of emerging adults. Reed and researcher Mallory Lucier-Greer write that what has been called helicopter parenting can have a meaningful impact on how young adults see themselves and whether they can meet challenges or handle adverse situations. Researchers surveyed
