Different types of Parenting

1. PARENTING
by
Shubhangana Shukla

2. “Children are like wet cement.
Whatever falls on them makes
an impression”

3. • Every interaction with your children teaches them
something about life
• Parent is to prepare your children for the adult
world
• Do not be over protective or over possessive
• You are a role model for your children.

5. Permissive Parenting
Authoritarian Parenting
Authoritative Parenting
Positive Parenting

6. Permissive Parenting
• Permissive Parents allow their children
to do their own thing, no discipline
•Little respect for order and routine
•Parents make few demands on children
•Rarely punish
•Non controlling, non-demanding
•Children are always demanding

8. Authoritarian Parenting
• Authoritarian parents are less
responsive to their children’s needs
• They generally punish a child rather
than discuss the problem
• Such parents expect much of their
child

10. Authoritative Parenting
• Democratic or balance parenting
• It has a give and take nature
•It encourage children to be
independent but still places limits
on their actions
• The parent will explain his or her
motive for their penalty

12. Positive Parenting
Positive parenting create a nurturing
environment in your home
• Appreciate the value of play: it is a child’s work
• Talk with and listen to your child
• Build your child’s brain and body
• Be your child’s first source of information
• Know your uniqueness of your child
• Put a Smile on Your Face
• Keep an Open Mind

13. Discipline should be:
FRIENDLY
FAIR
FIRM

14. Firm:
Consequences should be
clearly stated and then
adhered to when the
inappropriate behavior
occurs.

15. Fair:
Harsh punishment is not
necessary.
Using a simple Timeout can
be effective when it is used
consistently every time the
behavior occurs.

16. Friendly:
Use a friendly
but firm communication
style when letting a children
Work at “catching them
being good” and praise
them for appropriate
behavior.

17. • Reading aloud and sharing stories
with your child is a great way to
spend time together
• Reading and storytelling also helps
promote language, literacy and brain
development