Authoritarian Parenting Style:
Authoritarian parenting styles are a style of parenting where the child has no input and parents have complete say over the child’s decisions. Parents set very high expectations, provide harsh punishment, and very little nurturing. Parents set strict, unconditional rules and this style of parenting is the most controlling with the main focus being on obedience to authority. This parenting style provides punishment more than reinforcement and does not offer explanations for discipline.
Authoritarian Parenting Style Pros and Cons:
Pros:
Cons:
Authoritarian Parenting Style Effects:
Children who have authoritarian parents often struggle to develop the skill and ability to make decisions for themselves.
Authoritative Parenting Style:
This parenting style consists of parents who are nurturing, but set firm boundaries and limits. The child has input of their own opinion, but the parents always have the final say. Parents generally explain rules and reasonings for why the rules are in place. This parenting style has fair and consistent discipline. Parents listen to children and discuss options with them. They set expectations for behavior and provide clear limits.
Authoritative Parenting Style Pros and Cons:
Pros:
- Children are accountable because they understand that they are responsible for the choices they make.
- Children develop a sense of respect because their own parents show them respect by allowing them certain freedoms.
- Children build resilience because they are allowed to fail. This increases self-esteem and confidence.
- Children develop leadership because of their ability to make their own decisions.
- Children are studious
Cons:
- None
Authoritative Parenting Style Effects:
Children who have authoritative parents often have a well-developed sense of self-esteem and confidence in decision-making, because they have been allowed to practice those skills with support. They tend to be self-reliant and ambitious.
Permissive Parenting Style:
In this parenting style the child has the final say. If the parent does not like the decisions the child is making, they will express frustration and make an attempt to correct the behavior without giving punishments. If their attempts are unsuccessful, they will give up and allow the child to deal with the consequences of his or her choices.
Permissive parents are nurturing and caring. They ask children for their opinions and listen. They have very few, inconsistent rules with an emphasis on freedom and choices. They have little structure or consequences for behavior and are often seen as a friend.
Permissive Parenting Style Pros and Cons:
Pros:
- Self-assurance. Children become more confident and willing to try new things.
- Exploration. Permissive parenting allows children to have more freedom, thus inspiring them to undertake new adventures with a greater sense of confidence.
- Creativity. When there are fewer limits, children can experiment with all sorts of passions and hobbies.
Cons:
- Risk-prone temperament. Without proper boundaries, children are left to fend for themselves and may approach certain situations without fear or trepidation.
-Behavioral inhibition. Children who are raised by permissive parents are more prone to anxiety and depression.
Permissive Parenting Style Effects:
Often make poor decisions and display low levels of achievement
More prone to suffer from issues like aggressive behavior and substance abuse
Not great time managers
Uninvolved Parenting Style:
- Parents are typically egocentric in their child-rearing, and are uncommitted to their role as a parent, and will remain distant from their children.
- Make few demands
- Parents are typically egocentric in their child-rearing, and are uncommitted to their role as a parent, and will remain distant from their children.
- Make few demands and are often distant or dismissive
- Emotionally distant and engage in few interactions with their children
- Little to no supervision, expectations, or demands
- Show very little love and affection
Uninvolved Parenting Pros and Cons:
Pros:
- Make the right decisions.
- More likely to feel comfortable with self-expression
- More creative and explorative.
Cons:
- Abandonment and depression.
- Troubled or frustrated easily.
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Authoritarian Parenting Style:
Authoritarian parenting styles are a style of parenting where the child has no input and parents have complete say over the child’s decisions. Parents set very high expectations, provide harsh punishment, and very little nurturing. Parents set strict, unconditional rules and this style of parenting is the most controlling with the main focus being on obedience to authority. This parenting style provides punishment more than reinforcement and does not offer explanations for discipline.
Authoritarian Parenting Style Pros and Cons:
Pros:
Cons:
Authoritarian Parenting Style Effects:
Children who have authoritarian parents often struggle to develop the skill and ability to make decisions for themselves.
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