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1. The long term effects of
Parenting on the Mental
Health

2. Parenting styles are widely recognized as a
significant factor in a child's personality and
behavior development. How parents interact with
their children and provide guidance and support
can profoundly impact a child's emotional,
cognitive, and social growth. Developmental
psychologists have categorized parenting styles
into four types. Each parenting style has unique
characteristics that can affect the child's mental
health and overall well-being.
Introduction

3. Different styles of Parenting
Authoritative Parenting Authoritarian Parenting
Permissive Parenting

4. Authoritative Parenting is characterized by
warmth, responsiveness, communication, and
establishing clear boundaries and expectations
for children's behavior. This parenting approach
offers support and guidance while promoting
children's independence and self-regulation.
It is found in research that children who grow up
with authoritative parents often have higher
levels of self-esteem, academic achievement,
and social competence.
AuthoritativeParenting

5. This form of Parenting emphasizes strictness and
demands obedience and conformity from children.
Unlike authoritative parents, authoritarian parents may
be less warm and nurturing, relying on punishment or
negative reinforcement to manage their children's
behavior.
This style of Parenting has been associated with adverse
outcomes for children, including lower levels of self-
esteem, poorer academic performance, and an
increased risk of mental health problems.
AuthoritarianParenting

6. This style of Parenting is depicted by parents
who are warm and affectionate towards their
children but may have limited expectations or
rules for their behavior. They may avoid setting
boundaries or disciplining their children,
placing a greater emphasis on their child's
happiness than on their development of self-
regulation and responsibility.
Research has linked this style of Parenting to
adverse outcomes for children, including lower
levels of self-control, higher rates of delinquent
behavior, and poorer academic achievement.
PermissiveParenting

7. This form of Parenting has parents who may be
emotionally or physically absent, providing
minimal support or guidance to their children.
They may have little involvement in their
children's lives and lack knowledge of their
daily experiences.
This style is associated with adverse outcomes
for children, such as an increased risk of mental
health problems, lower academic achievement,
and difficulties with interpersonal relationships.
NeglectfulParenting

8. The parenting stage of life is a beautiful yet challenging phase for any
individual, and seeking outside help in times of crisis is essential. If
you're also having a difficult time with your child, then get connected
with Solh Wellness. At Solh Wellness, we provide personalized
counseling sessions for your mental health-related problems.
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