Question

Your text discusses four types of parenting styles: Authoritarian parents (who rule the household with unquestioned authority and expect total obedience), Permissive parents (who tend to be warm and loving to children, routinely give in to the demands of their children and have few rules or little structure guiding interaction), Authoritative parents (who are also loving and nurturing but have a firm set of rules that they use to discipline their children while also explaining why certain actions are unacceptable and why alternative actions are expected) and Uninvolved parents (parents who are not actively involved in the lives of their children). What are the pros and cons of each parenting style? What type of child is likely to develop under each of the four parenting styles?please type

Answer 1

As we know, parenting is an upbringing of children to make them a responsible and productive member of our society. The development of a child strongly affected by parenting because good care can help a child to grow and developed easily.

There are four kinds of parenting which comes with some pros and cons, let we discuss in detail.

1- Authoritarian Parenting: authoritarian parenting is a kind of rigid parenting in which a child does not enjoy any freedom and feels under control every time. Authoritarian parenting develops disciplined and rigid behavior in children but can cause a lack of confidence, self-motivation, and dependence.

2-Permissive parenting: This type of parenting gives enough freedom as well as free will. Permissive parenting seems to be better than authoritarian but it provides more than enough freedom to the child so he is not able to develop adjustment behavior in a controlled environment.

3- Authoritative parenting: The authoritative parenting is very similar to the authoritarian parenting but in this parenting, a child can enjoy little freedom under the controlled environment. This parenting helps the parents to develop a particular behavior but the child can experience security concerns and freedom.

4- Uninvolved parenting: uninvolved parenting is a kind of passive parenting in which parents fulfills the need of child but show a lack of care and control. Uninvolved parenting develops abilities to take responsibility but it is not able to shape a particular behavior in a child.