Parenting styles and guidance techniques

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Parenting styles and guidance techniques By : Hailey Clark

What kind of parents do you have? Get out a blank piece of paper and write the kind of parent you have and guidance techniques they use to discipline you.

Parenting styles Authoritative: Parents are attentive, forgiving, and they teach their children the proper behavior. Authoritarian: strict parenting style, the parents have high expectations but have little communication between child and parents. Permissive: They do not have any expectations of child, they allow the child to make their own decisions. Neglectful: The parents neglect their child by putting their own life before the child's. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daWBHmdRjZw