In our efforts to improve our parenting skills, we had to avoid using spanking as a way of teaching our children right from wrong. Therefore, we had to incorporate other means of training to develop our childrearing abilities to help our son and daughter acquire understanding on how to behave. Let me begin by explaining the steps my wife and I developed and tested involving the form of discipline we administered to our children when they were younger. Our situation dictated that we enforce a method of chastisement other than the use of corporal punishment. You see we adopted our son and daughter when they were five years old. However, between the ages of two and five we had to abide by the rules of the state for foster care parents. Therefore, we had to become very creative in disciplining our children using other forms of punishment than spanking. My wife and I attended the required classes and had to follow the rules of the agency. The rules of the program stated that under no circumstances were we to use any form of physical chastisement. Hence, we had to come up with an idea to correct them without physically touching them. It proved quite a challenge, so when the idea came to me it seemed a practical way to follow the rules. When the kids were acting up, I began having them place their hands on the top of their head while closing their eyes. They hated it and this proved very effective. It worked in and out of the home. If we were at a restaurant, it was very easy to enforce without making a scene.
Eventually it developed into a habit and it has remained a successful form of discipline to this day. Furthermore, this style
learn the art of multitasking, because parents will have to play many roles from doctor to manager to life coach to teacher. Because all these things make a parent and so much more. Parents also need to have a positive attitude when it come to parenting. The attitude of a parent can greatly affect the child. When parents parent with a positive attitude they are teaching their children to live with a positive attitude. Before this baby I had my…
Phillip Lett Professor Spratlin ENGL 1010 L17 8 November 2012 International Module Parenting: Strict or Lenient. Which is Better? Before even conceiving a child the parents of this future person are deciding the methods of parenting they are going to go by when they are raising a kid. Well that’s what we think is normal. With “Chinese” parents there is a mindset of the parent that there kid is going to succeed in everything he/she does, and if not they have failed in raising their children…
of your life including every relationship you build in the future. Each parent falls under a specific style of parenting authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, or uninvolved. Each parenting style has a different effect on every aspect of a child's life from report card grades to a child's personality. The first interview I conducted was with a parent with an authoritative parenting style. Both parents come from a military background and placed high regard on organization, discipline, and respect…
Parenting and Gangs Unit 9 Project Benjiman Wheatley CM107-58 Professor J. Freydlin November 16, 2012 ` Parenting and Gangs There are an estimated 800,000…
different types of parenting styles that are commonly identified by an expert by the name of Diana Baumrind in the parenting field. These are: authoritarian parenting, permissive parenting, neglectful parenting, and authoritative parenting. There are important differences between these parenting styles. The first style of parenting is Authoritarian. This style tends to have high expectations of compliance and conformity to rules and directions. The problem of authoritarian parenting is that the parent…
What Type of Parents Do You Have? Have you ever wondered how you would have turned out if maybe your parents parenting styles were different? Well each type of parent will ultimately determine the fate of your life. The outcome could be pleasant or disastrous. When you think about your parents they usually fall into one of the three categories: a strict parent, a cool parent, or parents that don’t care. The first type of parents are the strict parents. They are the type that rarely give you freedom…
Impact of Divorce, single parenting, and step parenting on children; Nearly 60% of America’s youth will be spent in a single parent family It was also found that family structure significantly correlated with academic attainment, with two-parent offspring having a significantly higher GPA than single parent offspring The single parent household has become an increasingly more common family form (Sabatelli, 2000). The U.S. Bureau of Census reported in 2001 that there are now over 12 million single…
Janet Michelle Lewis Parenting Practices April 12, 2014 PARENTING PRACTICES Parenting a child is a very important role. Parents teach a child how to behave and they provide the needs for the child. Parenting practices varies from generation to generation. In the chart below I have described parenting practices over generations in my family. | Generation 1: Years (1960-1970) | Generation 2: Years(1980-2000) | Generation 3: Years(2000-2014) | Parenting Practice 1: Education | Medium…
Types of Parenting Umberto Eco once said, “I believe that what we become depends on what our fathers teach us at odd moments, when they aren't trying to teach us. We are formed by little scraps of wisdom.” Parenting is never as easy as the books make it sound, and deciding how to raise children to fit the social mold can sometimes leave a parent stuck in the mud. Research shows that children who were raised under an Authoritative parenting style have more self control and balanced reasoning than…
BRIEF NCOFF Briefs provide summaries of literature reviews, research reports, and working papers published by NCOFF and of emerging practice- and policy-focused issues in the field. This brief, Co-Parenting, is one of seven developed upon NCOFF’s seven Core Learnings and a literature review written for NCOFF by Terry Arendell of Colby College. Designed to examine indepth issues in the Core Learnings, the seven literature reviews were the centerpiece of discussion in the 1995-1997 Fathers and Families…