4 types of parenting styles

4 types of Parenting StylesIllustrated by Saaif Alam

Authoritarian Parenting- It is where parents raise their children by establishing very strict rules with no questionAuthoritative Parenting- It is where parents establish strict rules in the household but allow open discussion with their children.Permissible Parenting- It is where parents have minimal discipline for their children and have high responsiveness from themUninvolved Parenting- It is where parents have no involvement raising their children.

Four Terms

Authoritarian parenting

Children tend to have high academic achievements.They tend to very obedient and never disregard any rules that is given to them.Children can set extremely high expectations for themselves for career goals.Children will heavily rely on cultural values.Positive impacts about Authoritarian Parenting

Children will develop anxiety and depression from strict parenting.Children will hate school and not value school as a place for socialization. Children will form suicide thoughts.Children will have the inability to form their own opinions and thoughtsNegative Impacts about Authoritarian Parenting

Asian Cultures have authoritarian parenting style, such as Chinese families. (Campen and Russel pg. 2 , 2010)These parents from their cultures appear very strict and lack of sympathy for their children. . (Campen and Russel , pg. 2 2010)People from the Chinese culture expect them to follow cultural values and these parents express great concerns for them. . (Campen and Russel , pg. 2 2010)They highly believe in spanking as a method of discipline from Chianas heritage background which is considered less acceptable in the United States. . (Campen and Russel , pg. 2 2010)These parents are on top of their children to maintain respect with others, in order to create harmony in their environment. (Campen and Russel , pg. 2 2010)Cultures that have Authoritarians Parenting and their style according to Research

Authoritative Parenting

Children have the ability to form their own opinions.Children have the ability to establish healthy social connections and succeed academically.Children are able to establish their independent skills as they become adolescents.Children are able to establish their self identity and group identity.Children can maintain their intimacy with their parents.

Positive Impacts of Authoritative Parenting

Children may not obey their parents because some disciplines may not be age appropriate.Parents may not establish every household rules and children may not obey with the rules that are not enforced.Children may become stubborn about some things they dont get from their parents.

Negative Impacts of Authoritative Parenting

Filipino parents have this form of authoritative Parenting Style. (Campen and Russel pg. 2 , 2010)They allow form of intimacy from their children. Campen and Russel pg. 2 , 2010)They protect their children and provide support for their children. (Campen and Russel pg. 2 , 2010)They actually listen too childrens opinions and thoughts when they need support. (Campen and Russel pg. 2 , 2010)These families expect their children to form independent skills, so they can mature independently for their future lives. (Campen and Russel pg. 2 , 2010)

Cultures that have Authoritative Parenting and their style according to Research

Permissible Parenting

Children tend to be delighted to get a lot of love from their children.They tend to treat their children as their friends.They may make children pleased when they request for anything from their parents. Positive Impacts of Permissible Parenting

Children may be spoiled getting allot of bribery from their parents, such as toys or gifts.Children may tend to lack their own self disciplineThey may develop poor social skills with their peers.They may develop aggressive behavior because they have inadequate guidance from their parents.They may not have high academic achievement because they are not persuaded by their parents to have a lot of emphasis on their education.Children may not develop mature behavior when they grow to become adults.

Negative Impacts of Permissible Parenting

Monoculture White parents tend to use permissive parenting that is neglectful toward their children. (Brown, pg.2,2011)About 20% of white parents tend ted to be permissive toward their children. (Brown, pg.4, 2011)Monoculture white kids tend to have higher intimacy with their parents than multicultural due less over protectiveness s and restrictiveness.(Brown, pg.6, 2011).Monoculture parents tend to have more friendliness towards their kids than multicultural parents, which gives children the ability less respect for their culture. (Brown, pg. 13, 2011)Monoculture parents may have kids with high responsiveness and have negative impacts on their social skills (Brown, pg. 15, 2011)Cultures that have Permissive Parenting and their style according to Research

Uninvolved Parenting

Children can have the opportunity to develop their own guidance by joining in to clubs or activities. Children have the opportunity to seek for an adult that can guide them who actually cares for who they are.They can overcome situations in an adopted family becoming more mature, if there is a substitute caretaker who takes responsibilities for raising them.If abounded children grow up to become mature, they can contribute some factors on helping their families who abandoned them.

Positive Impacts of Uninvolved parenting

They can be socially isolated from their peers.Children can end up facing loneness throughout their lives.They can develop patterns of delinquencyThey have lack of self esteem.They are unable to control their aggressive behavior.They are at high risk of developing anxiety and fear disorders.They can have a high chance having addiction to drugs or alcohol.

Negative Impacts of Uninvolved Parenting

Majority Hispanics in violent neighborhoods have high risk of having violent behavioror. (Hoskins, pg.515, 2014).Uninvolved parenting in many Hispanic culture have children being unsuccessful adults, by not being aware of their behaviors.(Hoskins, pg. 515, 2014).

Cultures that have Uninvolved Parenting and their style according to Research

Families should attend consoling sessions to discuss their personal conflicts.Advocates should advise families to adjust the home environment to suit the needs of the children.Families should educate themselves about utilizing parenting strategies that may beneficial for their childrens cognitive and social development.Solutions

Brown, S. L. (2011). RACIAL/ETHNIC VARIATION IN PARENTING STYLES: THE EXPERIENCE OF MULTIRACIAL ADOLESCENTS. Retrieved from https://etd.ohiolink.edu/rws_etd/document/get/bgsu1320162825/inline

Campen, V. & Russell ST (2010). Cultural Differences in Parenting Practices: What Asian American Families Can Teach Us. Retrieved from https://mcclellandinstitute.arizona.edu/sites/mcclellandinstitute.arizona.edu/files/ResearchLink_2.1_Russell_AsianFam.pdfHaskins, D. H. (2014). Consequences of Parenting on Adolescent Outcomes. Retrieved from file:///C:/Documents and Settings/Owner/My Documents/Downloads/societies-04-00506.pdfReferences