Authoritarian parenting is an “old-school” parenting style based on strict rules that are enforced without explanation. The phrase “because I said so” is enough reason for authoritarian parents. Authoritative parents also set and enforce rules, but they do so with explanations and discussions.
Attachment parenting encourages parents to focus on their instincts. Those instincts as a mother would lead you to be close to your baby at all times. Gentle parenting is a type of parenting that is built on connecting with your children and developing a respectful relationship with them.
Parenting isn’t easy, and each parent has their own unique way of raising their kid(s). Each parenting style has its own pros and cons and differs in how it impacts the child long-term. Many movies show a parenting style executed in its own way. Since these movies are generally Hollywood movies, the situations may be … Read more
Socioeconomic status describes and encompasses your level of education, work opportunities, income, the area you live in, and your mental health. This affects how you build a relationship with your child and discipline them, with the poorest in society typically having less time available to spend with their children.
Becoming a parent is quite an adventure. The kind of trip you cannot be truly prepared for. After dealing with milk bottles, diapers, and short and interrupted nights, you start to see your child growing and developing a personality, expressing demands and responding to what you say or do (and not always the way you … Read more
Being sober allows you to be a better parent by being present, have more energy, keep your children safe, set a good example, and building healthy, loving relationships with your children. The most obvious reason being sober will make you a better parent is allowing you to be loving and present with your children in all … Read more
Traditional parenting focuses on using structure and respect for authority to raise responsible and functional adults with good manners, proper education, and a hard worth ethic. Modern parenting is more flexible and uses open communication to nurture, be more involved, and allow children to express their individuality freely.