Raising children is not always an easy task. It should be parent’s main priority to raise their children in a loving and caring where they can grow physically, emotionally, socially as well as mentally. However, not all parents have the same parenting style. Some parents planned on how they would raise their children. Therefore, some parents are stricter than others. There are four different parenting styles that each parent has, they are indulgent, authoritative, authoritative and uninvolved (Anderson & Sabatelli, 2011).
In the incident where Seven year old Danny is outside playing in the yard, and he throws a ball that hits his family’s house and breaks a window.
1. Indulgent parenting style
Indulgent parenting are parents that are …show more content…
Authoritarian parents would have lectured Danny about the incident. They expect their children to behave in an appropriate matter at all times. In addition, Danny would be punished, insulted as well as be shamed. There would definitely be consequences for Danny’s action.
However, the strength of being an Authoritarian parent is that their children feel confident that they can master anything. On the other hand, the weakness of being an Authoritarian parent is that their children usually turned out hating school because of the drills and pressure to do great in their academics. Majority of the children who were raised by Authoritarian parents usually have psychological issues, for example depression and anxiety, and worst of all, some of them may become suicidal (Raise Smart Kids, n.d.).
3. Authoritative parenting …show more content…
These parents are also more nurturing. Authoritative parents expect their children to be more mature, independent as well as being more responsible. These parents usually explain their family rules and why they are chosen as well as they explain their actions behind their disciplines (Anderson & Sabatelli, 2011).
In the incident where Seven year old Danny is outside playing in the yard, and he throws a ball that hits his family’s house and breaks a window. Authoritative parents would have talk to their children about being more careful and aware of their surroundings. In other words, they would look for something positive out of the situation instead of being negative.
However, the strength of being an Authoritative parent is that their children are more independent as well as having more self- confidence, they are usually academically successful and have good behaving habits. The weaknesses of being an Authoritative parent is if by any chance their children get into an argument with them, they may start to act in a controlling way. This can cause the children to get confused as well as annoyed.
4. Uninvolved parenting
In the incident where Seven year old Danny is outside playing in the yard, and he throws a ball that hits his family’s house and breaks a window.
1. Indulgent parenting style
Indulgent parenting are parents that are …show more content…
Authoritarian parents would have lectured Danny about the incident. They expect their children to behave in an appropriate matter at all times. In addition, Danny would be punished, insulted as well as be shamed. There would definitely be consequences for Danny’s action.
However, the strength of being an Authoritarian parent is that their children feel confident that they can master anything. On the other hand, the weakness of being an Authoritarian parent is that their children usually turned out hating school because of the drills and pressure to do great in their academics. Majority of the children who were raised by Authoritarian parents usually have psychological issues, for example depression and anxiety, and worst of all, some of them may become suicidal (Raise Smart Kids, n.d.).
3. Authoritative parenting …show more content…
These parents are also more nurturing. Authoritative parents expect their children to be more mature, independent as well as being more responsible. These parents usually explain their family rules and why they are chosen as well as they explain their actions behind their disciplines (Anderson & Sabatelli, 2011).
In the incident where Seven year old Danny is outside playing in the yard, and he throws a ball that hits his family’s house and breaks a window. Authoritative parents would have talk to their children about being more careful and aware of their surroundings. In other words, they would look for something positive out of the situation instead of being negative.
However, the strength of being an Authoritative parent is that their children are more independent as well as having more self- confidence, they are usually academically successful and have good behaving habits. The weaknesses of being an Authoritative parent is if by any chance their children get into an argument with them, they may start to act in a controlling way. This can cause the children to get confused as well as annoyed.
4. Uninvolved parenting