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    Being a parent is not an easy job. As the yeas go on, one might realize it’s a trial and error type of job. Some people may feel like they’re horrible parents. The type of parenting style a parent demonstrates can affect child development particularly in infancy through early childhood. There are four different parenting styles: permissive, authoritarian, authoritative, and indifferent. The findings will provide the characteristics of each parenting style and how each style affects children’s…

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    Authoritarian parenting A parent places an importance on respect, and typically has extremely firm family instructions. An authoritarian parent is naturally more worried about the child undertaking what they say, and emphases less on the belief or wishes of the child. Some harsh authoritarian parents see children as reduced people than adults. Children must be understood and not heard. For instance, while a 4-year-old child grasps a figure from her acquaintance, an authoritarian parent would…

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    Parenting Styles There are four categorized painting types: Authoritarian, authoritative, permissive and uninvolved. While it can be said that parenting styles play a fundamentally important part in a child’s development. The question to ask is what is the best method to raise a child to be a functional member of society, and what are the pros and cons of each parenting style. Parenting research reveals that parenting styles influence a child 's social, cognitive, and…

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    Seven billion different people inhabit the planet, seven billion unique personalities thrive. Many contributing factors influence the development of each character and their personality. Authority figures influence character development due to the way characters could look up to an inspiring authority or because of the authority's direct impact on the child as a result of important life choices made by the adult for the character. Peers influence character development due to the way characters…

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    Baumrind described four sets of parenting styles these include, Authoritarian parenting, Authoritative parenting , Neglectful parenting and Indulgent parenting Authoritarian parenting: this type of parenting is described as restrictive and disciplinary. The parent is firm and in control of the child’s action meaning the child has no say on what is to be done. This type of parent usually spanks their child and enforces rules without explaining the reason for them. The children of these…

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    Tough Parenting Styles

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    Even though relaxed parenting styles can make the children gain responsibility and make them independent, it is a parent's responsibility to take care of their children instead of letting their kids fend for themselves and survive on their own strength; the parents should take responsibility for nurturing their children to help them become strong and independent people. With relaxed parenting styles children have a no sense of dependence on anyone, they lack social skills, and they can become…

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    Cognitive development relates to the ability of children and adolescent to think and reason, according to Stanford’s Lucille Packard Children’s Hospital. As children grows they begin to think more concrete. In adolescence, children begin to think more complex such as reasoning and developing their own thoughts, forming a personal code of ethics, planning for the future, and developing their own ideas, and during this time cognitive development can be effected by the way parents treat and raise…

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    Judith Rich Harris

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    One day, Judith Rich Harris, who was not an academic or a proper psychologist became an influential, yet controversial figure in the field of psychology. How?— Harris wrote a book called, “The Nurture Assumption”, where she opposes a common belief that parents are the most significant part of children’s environment, with a new belief that peers are more significant because they are the actual ones who influence over who the children become, not parents. Although Harris’ arguments might not be…

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    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…

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    1. Completely describe the three basic parenting styles. Be sure to include the characteristics of each style. Which do you think would create the most well-adjusted child? Why do you think that? Authoritative parents are very strict they have so many rules for the children to follow, however, they don’t always explain why they have the rules. This can cause children to rebel against them. Permissive parents set rules for their children but not as many as the authoritative parent and they…

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