Permissive parenting style is shown by two parents of the character in the movie. According to Dr. Martin (as cited in Williams, 2016), parents who use permissive parenting are loving and warm to their children, but they are undemanding. They make no boundaries and rules and let the children do what they want even it is a wrong thing. Veruca’s parent is an appropriate example for this parenting style. Since the first time, it can be seen that Veruca has such a bratty behavior. She is very stubborn and greedy. Knowing her behavior, rather than disciplining or teaching her to be more patient, they tend to fulfill everything that she needs. It shows in both Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory that her parents think it will be easier for them to control their children if they give just literary everything that she wants.
Similarly, Augustus’s parents let him eats a lot of foods—meat, chocolate, candies—without even questioning it. His parents just love to see his son happy eating all the things that he …show more content…
As in the journey through the Wonka’s factory, he is the only child who behaves nicely without constantly needs to be given more (Williams, 2016). In Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Charlie and Grandpa Joe, once break the rule by drinking a must not drink soda. But, in the end, he can truthfully admit his fault. He also returns a forbidden candy that is given by Mr. Wonka which he used to test the children. While, in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Charlie is drawn as a very obedient child. He is never done bad things. His patient in the end gives him a fruitful result. He gets a present that change his family’s life forever. Authoritative parenting style is proven to shape children’s character development even better since the parents balancing the children’s needs at the same time give them rules on how to or not to do
Similarly, Augustus’s parents let him eats a lot of foods—meat, chocolate, candies—without even questioning it. His parents just love to see his son happy eating all the things that he …show more content…
As in the journey through the Wonka’s factory, he is the only child who behaves nicely without constantly needs to be given more (Williams, 2016). In Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Charlie and Grandpa Joe, once break the rule by drinking a must not drink soda. But, in the end, he can truthfully admit his fault. He also returns a forbidden candy that is given by Mr. Wonka which he used to test the children. While, in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Charlie is drawn as a very obedient child. He is never done bad things. His patient in the end gives him a fruitful result. He gets a present that change his family’s life forever. Authoritative parenting style is proven to shape children’s character development even better since the parents balancing the children’s needs at the same time give them rules on how to or not to do