Being a parent isn't a very easy job. It is in fact one of the most provoking yet emotionally and physically challenging opportunities in life. Once you are a parent, you are stuck in it for life and there's no turning back. We would never know how difficult it is being a parent until we actually become one. From my point of view as a child, I could already feel the frustration that my parents go through and imagine how it's like to be one.

From a newborn baby all the way through adulthood, our parents have gladly raised us in spite of all the faults and mistakes we make. They provide us with unconditional love. Parents have a tremendous responsibility in the development throughout a child's life and assurance in children's needs. It is indeed an extremely difficult duty because it requires many different roles.
Throughout the day, a parent jumps from being a child's manager, to being her assistant, teacher, friend, and adviser.

Parenting is a complex activity that includes several precise behaviors that work independently and together to influence child outcomes. Although exact parenting behaviors, for example spanking or reading aloud may influence child development. The constructions of parenting methods are most useful to capture normal differences in parents' attempts to control as well as socialize their children. Although parents may vary in how they try to be in command of or socialize their children to the degree to which they do so. Categorizing parents according to whether they are elevated or low on parental demanding and responsiveness creates a typology of four parenting styles: authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and uninvolved. Each of these parenting styles reflects different naturally occurring patterns of parental values, practices, and behaviors and a distinct balance of responsiveness and demandingness.

Authoritarian parents always try to be in control and exercise their control on the children. Authoritative parents help children learn to be responsible for themselves and to think about the consequences of their behavior. Permissive parents give up most control to their children. And uninvolved parents often called neglectful, indifferent or dismissive parenting, is both unresponsive and undemanding toward the child. Research on children's development shows that the most positive outcomes for children occur when parents use democratic styles.
Children with permissive parents tend to be aggressive and act out, while children with authoritarian parents tend to be compliant and submissive and have low self-esteem. No parenting style will work unless you build a loving bond with your child. My parents used the permissive parenting style. I basically got to do anything I wanted as a child and I got anything I wanted. I liked this when I was a youngster, but now that I am grown I see a lot of me in my children and I