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How to Raise Your Kids in a Balanced Way

Although many everyone has their own to feel secure, and that, it turn, allows
different styles of parenting, there are for an all around better atmosphere.
4 main styles of parenting. These four There is flexibility in authoritative
different styles are authoritarian, parenting that allows the parent to bend
authoritative, permissive, and than the rules on occasion. Like if a child
uninvolved. would like to stay up late to watch a
Uninvolved parenting is really just a favorite TV show.
lack of parenting. It is hard on children Authoritative parents also are
and should not be the way of parenting. responsive. Children have a voice in the
Kids suffer issues such as feelings of family and the input is value. Mom and
rejection, lack of self esteem, and dad respond to their children's needs and
issues with trust. In the long run the problems and are sensitive to their
children are harmed emotionally. children's emotions and feelings.
Authoritarian, authoritative, and In authoritative parenting, decisions are
permissive styles describe a range of made collaboratively. Children have a
styles. Authoritarian parents are at one choice, but only up to a certain point.
end of the spectrum. This kind of Parents should listen to their input, and
parenting tends to be high in structure take into consideration what the child is
and low in responsiveness. Permissive saying, and feeling, but the final
parents are then located at the opposite decision lies with the parents. These
side of the scale. This parenting style types of families function as a team, and
tends to be low in structure and high in different needs are accommodated for.
responsiveness. Authoritative parenting This results in less conflict and more
tends to be located in the middle of the balance.
scale, and is a balanced parenting style. Authoritative parenting is a balanced
There are many different parenting styles parenting style. Structure and responsive
out there; these three represent a very are both high. The parents are involved
wide range scale. with their child's life, and are
Structure is important to authoritative flexible, but they still are parents.
parenting. There are clear rules and There are structures, limits, rules and
limits and children know that there are boundaries, but they are not rigid.
consequences for their actions. Routines Children with this kind of parenting tend
and schedules help provide a sense of to do well socially and functionally in
stability for children. For example, a life. They tend to not get into problems
child knows when bedtime is, and a teen and not to have serious emotional
knows when curfew is, and both know what problems. This type of parenting is
will happen if he or she is late. balanced, and produces balanced children.
Stability in this sense allows children




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