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Based on ethnographic fieldwork among six middle‐class families in a Copenhagen housing cooperative, this article explores cultural ideologies of childhood, parenting, and individual freedom in Scandinavia as evoked in daily negotiations between parents and children. Combining language socialisation studies of family discourse and anthropological parenting studies, the analyses show how children seek to utilise adults' ambiguities on parenting, safety, and autonomy to their own advantages.
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