Parenting Styles and its Effects

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Parenting Styles
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TYPES EFFECTS
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Types of Patenting styles
Authoritative Style
warm and supportive yet demanding
When it comes to parenting style, a wide range of
diversity has been observed based on cultural
differences, but the most common types are the
following.
Authoritarian Style
Less supportive more demanding
Permissive Style
More tolerant less demanding
Uninvolved Style
Neither supportive nor demanding
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Parents who depict this style are more loving and
caring but at the same time restrict their
children over the defined boundaries. They are
more responsive and demanding towards their
children and believe that the key elements in
child development are understanding and
respecting their children.
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EFFECTS ON A CHILD
A child raised by authoritative parents has a
high sense of responsibility, regards their
parents, has excellent decision-making skills.
Psychologists prefer this because it has more
minor drawbacks.
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Parents who depict this style are more
controlling and strict, focusing more on
following rules. They are more demanding and less
responsive towards their children's needs. They
communicate less and expect more.
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EFFECTS ON A CHILD
A child raised by authoritarian parents is less
confident, less independent, has poor
communication and social skills. Self-esteem is
low and faces difficulty in getting along with
others.
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Permissive parenting style displays tolerance
towards their child's behavior and imposes very
few rules. They pampered their children way too
much and have a lower expectations of them
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PERMISSIVE STYLE
EFFECTS ON A CHILD
The child raised by a permissive parent has
little, or no self-control, is straightforward
and stubborn, selfish, but has high self-esteem
and is more confident.
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UNINVOLVED STYLE
Uninvolved parenting style depicts negligence
and is less obligated toward their child's
attitude. A lack of communication and excessive
freedom is given to them
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UNINVOLVED STYLE
EFFECTS ON A CHILD

• They often require support and help from others.
• They feel insecure and are less confident.
• lack of social and intrapersonal skills.
• Emotionally unavailable.

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