It’s no secret that Millennial parents are doing things their own way, raising the next generations in a different style than their parents raised them. Having taken a major lead on making mental health conversations mainstream, making it commonplace for Gen Z, Millennials are ensuring their own Gen Alpha kids are raised more emotionally intelligent, too. For them, that means developing new parenting styles that incorporate mental health management skills—for both their children and themselves. It also means not minimizing the struggles their kids face today, as they know how it felt to grow up during hard times and only learn to cope with it later in life. YPulse’s Mental Health report asks Gen Z and Millennials all about their own mental health, but also asks Millennial parents how they’re approaching it with their Gen Z and Gen Alpha kids. These three stats give a picture of how this generation of parents is making mental health a conscious focus in their kids’ lives: For much of young Gen Z, and now...
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