parenting styles
how many parenting styles are there?
there are 4 parenting styles
what is a blended family?
married couple,their children and their children from other marriages
I am the type of parent who does not attend my daughter's important events because I am busy working and earning for the family.
Univolved
I am a parenting style where parents say, 'I am not like a regular mom; I am a cool mom,' and I like letting my kids have fun and do entertaining activities with them
Permissive
what does DAP stand for?
developmentally appropriate practices
name the four parenting styles
authoritarian, permissive, uninvolved and authoritative
what is a single parent family?
one parent and one or more children all under one roof
what is socialization?
teaching morals/values, manners and the difference between right and wrong
what is security examples?
alarm systems, dogs, locking doors, locking windows
what is cognitive development?
what is the most effective parenting style?
Authoritative
what is a foster family?
families who care for children where their real parents are unable to care for them (temporary situation)
what is education?
ensuring children go to school and get educated
what is love and belonging examples?
family bonding,words or affirmation,love,kindness
what is emotional development?
how one expresses emotions and experiences a wide range of emotions
what is the least recommended parenting style?
uninvolved
In __________ parenting, the child may have little self-discipline and may try to test limits with others.
Permissive
what is adaption?
trying to be flexible in a new situation
esteem examples
confidence, respect of others, others respect you
what is social development?
development of social skills and emotional maturity
how do parents develop their own parenting styles?
they get their parenting styles from their own parents, experiences growing up and society
what is a traditional family?
married couple and 1 or more children
The 10 functions of the family are;
Adaptation, recreation, socialization, procreation, economics, education, protection, religious beliefs, love and support, providing basic needs
what is self actualization?
morality, creativity, best version of yourself you can be, lack of prejudice and spontaneity
How is parenting defined by Baumrind?
"It was defined as a normal variation in the parents' attempts to controlling their children and making them socialize."
Baumrind, D. (1967). Child care practices anteceding three patterns of preschool behavior. Genetic Psychology Monographs, 75(1), 43–88.