Summary of 5 Estilos de Crianza y sus Efectos en la Vida

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The video discusses the five parenting styles and their effects on children. Authoritarian parenting is characterized by strict rules and control, permissive parenting is characterized by being caring but not controlling, democratic parenting is characterized by being firm but loving, negligent parenting is characterized by being absent and not interested in their child, and the fifth style, which is recently proposed and will be discussed later, is the parental role of being present and involved in every aspect of their child's life. Each parenting style has its place, and depending on a child's personality and environment, they may grow up to be one of four types of children: those raised by authoritarian parents, permissive parents, democratic parents, or negligent parents.

• 00:00:00 This video provides an overview of the five styles of parenting, and their effects on a child's life. Authoritarian parenting is characterized by strict rules and control, permissive parenting is characterized by being caring but not controlling, democratic parenting is characterized by being firm but loving, negligent parenting is characterized by being absent and not interested in their child, and the fifth style, which is recently proposed and will be discussed later, is the parental role of being present and involved in every aspect of their child's life. Each parenting style has its place, and depending on a child's personality and environment, they may grow up to be one of four types of children: those raised by authoritarian parents, permissive parents, democratic parents, or negligent parents. However, as a result of Nora never being allowed to make decisions for herself or follow her own interests, as an adult she is unsuccessful in forming healthy relationships and has a negative image of herself. To overcome this, she tries not to feel anything at all. The parental role of being present and involved is often referred to as the fifth style, but will be discussed later.
• 00:05:00 The four parenting styles were introduced by psychologist Diana Baumrind. For a good parenting style, she advised "balance of demand and response capacity." Along with these wise words from Maria Montessori, parents should make sure they do the parenting tasks well. What do you think? Should parents rely on a specific parenting style or decide what is best for a certain situation, always taking into account the child's well-being? For more information, visit sproutsschools.com. You can also get a free class on attachment parenting.