Here is a list of common parenting fears in the US, pretty much a collection of unlikely scenarios: https://www.today.com/news/12-tips-easing-your-parent-noia-

Here is a list of common parenting fears in the US, pretty much a collection of unlikely scenarios: https://www.today.com/news/12-tips-easing-your-parent-noia-wbna41739120 https://www.today.com/news/12-tips-easing-your-parent-noia-w... But what about the real stuff, like I'm afraid my child will grow up without the ability to make good choices? I'm afraid my child will inherit my own fears? I'm afraid my child will not come to me when they need help? But these fears don't sell advertising on TV shows about abduction or pricy childcare centres and schools. The US is so deregulated and underfunded that it's a system of businesses doing anything they can to slowly tug at your wallet, which seems to have lead to the current day environment of fear.