Meeting your child’s needs. Three Areas of Parent Responsibility Financially Emotionally Physically.

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Meeting your child’s needs

Three Areas of Parent Responsibility Financially Emotionally Physically

Your opinion How does parenthood affect lifestyles?

Parenting Styles – chp.16 Authoritarian ▫Parent believes that children should obey their parents without question. ▫Parent responds quickly and firmly to broken rules Assertive & Democratic- ▫Child has more input into rules and limits in the home. ▫The parent feels this allows a child to take responsibility

▫Parents believed that children will learn from accepting the results of their actions. Permissive ▫Children given wide range of freedom. ▫Parents ignore rule breaking. Which is the best style?

Setting limits How can parents set limits? Why is it important for parents to set limits?

To spank or not to spank Aohttp:// Ao

Spanking handout Read articles

Article: Father wins new trial in spanking case. What do you think of the fathers actions? Do you think that the father deserves a new trail?

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Guiding Children’s Behavior Guidance ▫Using firmness and understanding to help children learn how to behave. ▫How does guidance differ from punishment?

Reinforcement Positive reinforcement ▫A response to encourage a particular behavior. Negative reinforcement ▫A response aimed at discouraging children from repeating an inappropriate or unacceptable behavior.

What are some factors that a couple might consider when deciding whether to have children?

How are parenting styles influenced by a family’s culture or cultural background. What are some other influences?

Cost of Parenthood