Friday, April 6, 2012

Parenting Styles


-Kohn’s parenting style consisted of two styles versus each other that being conformity and self direction. Conformity was within working class occupations with routines and strict supervision towards there children and things were coordinated in a group or team action. Where as self-direction stresses a child’s motive and development of self-control, their consideration, reasoning, curiosity and initiative with conformity
- Baurind’s parenting style consists of an Authoritarian style, that demands absolute obedience and often uses punishment to control their childrens behavior. Then there is Permissive style, which is an autonomy, and shows freedom to express and downplay for conformity. There are a few rules and regulations within this parenting style. However there is very little control when resolving conflicts/ situations.
- Lareu’s parenting style has two different parts as well, first being Concerted cultivation, which fosters and assesses children’s interests and abilities, the next is accomplishment of natural growth, including the essentials of food and shelter but in this case development comes spontaneously.
The authoritarian style is parenting style is one that I think i would apply except for a few exceptions of punishment and concerted cultivation also shows characteristics that I find great in parenting a child because it is very open to their child's concerns and needs

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