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This list explores the rigid social expectations and disciplined household standards that defined childhood during the 1960s.
These everyday childhood habits gave rise to rules that stuck around long after their original reasons faded.
Boomers were warned about the wildest everyday things, and some of those rules never made any sense.
The 1960s had a punishment playbook so strange and severe that even the adults using it could not explain why.
The 1970s parenting rulebook was a wild mix of total neglect and random strictness that makes no sense now.
The 1950s parenting rulebook banned some things so bizarre that even experts cannot explain the logic today.
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