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Baumrind ’ s Parenting Styles

Baumrind ’ s Parenting Styles. Child Psychology 1. You need your BOOKS TODAY!. November 1, 2011 __/5. Evaluate parenting styles and apply methods to real life situations.

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Baumrind ’ s Parenting Styles

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  1. Baumrind’s Parenting Styles

  2. Child Psychology 1 • You need your BOOKS TODAY!

  3. November 1, 2011 __/5 • Evaluate parenting styles and apply methods to real life situations. • What are the stages of parenthood according to Galinsky? List and describe each step (use your notes or book as reference if needed).

  4. Introduction to Parenting Styles • During the 1960’s psychologist Diana Baumrind identified four important dimensions of parenting after conducting a study on over 100 pre-school children using parental interviews and naturalistic observations. • These four aspects that led to her classifications of parenting styles are: • Disciplinary strategies • Warmth and Nurturance • Communication Styles • Expectations of Maturity and Control • Based on these dimensions, Baumrind decided that parents show one of the four types of parenting styles with their children: - Authoritarian - Permissive - Authoritative - Neglectful

  5. Authoritarian Parenting

  6. Examples of Authoritarian Parenting Authoritarian parents are unreasonable in their demands and utilize harsh punishments for wrong doings that could be corrected through examples or positive reinforcement.

  7. AuthoritativeParenting

  8. Examples of Authoritative Parenting -Authoritative parents use equality to explain their demands and the reasons behind them. -They get “on their level” to speak to their children about following rules. -They use positive reinforcement and praise often. • - Children who are raise by authoritative • parents are more willing to go to them • for help and comforting. • They feel a better sense of trust • and belonging. • These children are cooperative and • understand why we need rules and • consequences.

  9. Neglectful Parenting

  10. Involvement in addictive behaviors and lack of support or friendship can oftentimes leave children of neglectful parents with loneliness, fear and anxiety. Examples of Neglectful Parenting A neglectful parent always puts his/her needs and wants as first priority. Usually experiencing financial, emotional and social stress, neglectful parents are unable to encourage, teach or enable their children.

  11. Permissive Parenting

  12. Permissive Parenting Continued… • Responsive but undemanding • Oftentimes create children who are demanding and selfish rather than loving and supportive • Children typically possess good self-esteem and excellent social skills but can be less motivated in school because they are not held accountable for their own behavior • Children are often impulsive, aggressive and lack independence

  13. Co-parenting • Support given by each parent when raising a child • Poor co-parenting can place children at risk • Research shows co-parenting as more beneficial than either maternal or paternal parenting in terms of development

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