Moneycontrol News | September 28, 2024
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Different parenting styles have emerged over the years, each with its own unique characteristics and potential outcomes. Understanding these styles can help you as a parent to make informed decisions about how to raise your child
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Parenting is a journey. There will be ups and downs. But knowing your child and both your needs can lead to a smoother transition for your child into becoming a well-adjusted and balanced person who is happy, healthy and successful
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This style involves parents being overly involved in their children’s lives, hovering over them and micromanaging their every move. It can lead to a sense of dependency and hinder their ability to develop independence
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Advantages: Children may feel loved and supported Disadvantages: Children may struggle with independence and decision-making
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Authoritarian parents are strict and demanding, often using punishment and control to enforce their rules. While this style fosters discipline, it can also lead to children becoming rebellious, resentful, or lacking in social skills
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Advantages: Children may be well-behaved and disciplined Disadvantages: Children may become rebellious or resentful
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Permissive parents are lenient and have few rules or expectations. They allow their children a great deal of freedom, but may be less involved in their lives. This style can lead to children becoming impulsive, irresponsible, or lacking in self-discipline
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Advantages: Children may be happy and creative Disadvantages: Children may lack self-discipline and responsibilit
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Authoritative parents are demanding but also warm and responsive. They set clear boundaries, but are also willing to listen to their children’s perspectives and provide guidance. It can foster independence, self-esteem, and positive social skills
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Advantages: Children may be independent, self-reliant, and well-adjusted Disadvantages: May require more time and effort from parents