Parenting can be one of the most stressful and hardest job. There isn’t a right or wrong way of parenting. If there was a right or a successful way of parenting, then there wouldn’t be so many different styles of parenting, ranging from the tiger parenting, helicopter parenting, and the hippie-style parenting. Every parent wants to raise their children the best way possible and to guide them to succeed in life, however, there are some parents who push the bounds of ethical parenting to an extreme. In a segment in ABC News “Good Morning America” they explored the topic of which methods of parenting style are best to raise your children with by interviewing with three teens all coming from different parenting style background. The segment explored three different types of parenting style the strict parenting or “tiger” parenting, overprotective parenting or the “helicopter” parenting style and relaxed laid back parenting style or the “hippie style” parenting.
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Most people were angry and disgusted by her parenting style, however, her daughter was the one that saw it differently. Instead of hating her lifestyle her daughter instead understood her mother’s expectations, standards, and goals for her. Most often than not the tiger moms or the tiger parenting style is seen in a negative way. This style of parenting is almost taboo in the United States, however, in other parts of the country for example, Asia this style of parenting is very common. In a study examining the psychological cost of tiger parenting on 589 middle and high school students it discovered that the kids were able to understand and adapt to the extra school work, but at the cost of developing depression, anxiety, and low-self-esteem. In another study found that students who weren’t able to succeed ended up isolating themselves from everyone and feeling like a
On the most interesting point that was …show more content…
Most people were angry and disgusted by her parenting style, however, her daughter was the one that saw it differently. Instead of hating her lifestyle her daughter instead understood her mother’s expectations, standards, and goals for her. Most often than not the tiger moms or the tiger parenting style is seen in a negative way. This style of parenting is almost taboo in the United States, however, in other parts of the country for example, Asia this style of parenting is very common. In a study examining the psychological cost of tiger parenting on 589 middle and high school students it discovered that the kids were able to understand and adapt to the extra school work, but at the cost of developing depression, anxiety, and low-self-esteem. In another study found that students who weren’t able to succeed ended up isolating themselves from everyone and feeling like a