Written by: Barbra Smith Published on: Aug 18, 2023 Last updated: Aug 5, 2024 I wonder what you thought the first time you laid eyes on your baby and what parenting style will suit you best. Bringing up a child these days is more challenging and complex than running for president because it will consume not […]
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Written by: Barbra Smith Published on: Aug 4, 2023 Last updated: Aug 5, 2024 Uninvolved parenting is a style distinguished by low responsiveness and low to no demands at all. Uninvolved parents do not support their children with emotional or basic needs; in this style, children get little to no guidance or discipline. Also, uninvolved parents
Written by: Barbra Smith Published on: July 31, 2023 Last updated: Aug 4, 2024 Permissive parenting is a well-known parenting style that was founded by the developmental psychologist Diana Baumrind. This parenting style is characterized by a lack of discipline from the parents; in other words, it is known for high responsiveness and low demands. Parents
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Written by: Barbra Smith Published on: July 16, 2023 Last updated: July 23, 2024 A question that a newly married couple looks for an answer to is: “What is the Ideal number of children we should have?” That question has no right or wrong answer because we all have different life circumstances and priorities. You and
Written by: Barbra Smith Published on: July 2, 2023 Last updated: July 12, 2024 Authoritarian parenting is a well-known parenting style that was developed by the developmental psychologist Diana Baumrind. This style is known for being strict, with high expectations from the child and little to no responsiveness. Parents give orders, expect control over the child, and
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Written by: Barbra Smith / Last updated: Mar 22, 2024 The authoritative parenting style is when your kid expects high responsiveness and high demands from you. Your kid has emotions like any other human being and expects to have mature conversations with you based on persuasion, not just strict orders. If you are preparing to be
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