Parenting Styles
Family structures
Family Life Cycle
Stages of Grief
Developmental Stages
100

Have strict rules and are known as the "because I told you so" Parents. 

Authoritarian 

100

Two parents and their children living together 

Nuclear

100

May move out for college, work, or personal reasons. 

Leaving Home

100

Frustration, irritation, and resentment

Anger

100

Rolling over and crawling

Infant

0-1 year

200

Are neglectful and don't know what their children are doing. 

Uninvolved

200

Includes grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins living together. 

Extended Family 

200

Adults take on parenting roles

Families with young children 

200

Wishing your could change the past... If only.... or what if....

Bargaining

200

Graduating from school and starting full time work

Adulthood

18-65 years

300

Have no rules and only punish if the problem is very serious. 

Permissive

300

Adults living together in a romantic relationship without being married. (With or without children)

Cohabitating

300

Retirement and maybe become grandparents 

Families in Later Life 

300
Acknowledging the loss

Acceptance

300

Writing and reading

Childhood

6-11 years

400

Consider children's feelings when creating and enforcing the rules. 

Authoritative 

400

Families who temporarily care for children who can't live with their biological families. 

Foster Families 

400

Parents adjust to a quieter home, parents refocus on careers, hobbies, and relationships. 

Launching Children 

400

Deep sadness, withdrawal from others

Depression

400

Retirement & self acceptance

Late Adulthood

Over 65 years

500
The children raised with this parenting style tend to become responsible decision makers. 

Authoritative 

500
One parent raises one or more children

Single Parent 

500

Children seek more independence more communication and conflict.

Families with adolescents children 

500

Feeling numb or shocked

Denial 

500

Expanding social circle and puberty

Adolescence

12-18 yeras

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