Parenting Presentation
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FAMILYANDPOSITIVEPARENTING.pptxFAMILY AND POSITIVE PARENTING
Amanda Morse
ECE 355: Understanding Behavior and Family Dynamics
Instructor: Shannon Riley
October 2, 2017
Parenting
The positive parenting has been witnessed in the current era as the information is spreading wider every day. The parent in the day is now learning in understanding their children and how they can do to change their negative practices or behaviors.
The positive parenting is the good discipline, the best guidance to the children with love, which always keeps the children on the right track in which will help them evade the punitive results the positive parenting has got the positive benefits, which is like having the healthy and communicative relationship between the attempts and the children. This also paves the better future for the child, in which he or she will reciprocate it while being an adult and it also has a positive effect on brain development.
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family
In accordance to the many dictionaries, the family is considered to being the basic unit, which is seen having he parents, children who are a group, which can be living together. These people have the genuine love, care trust and are always there to look out for each other. My opinion about what is family, it is the people who live together either related by blood, or even not, who are there to help each other and make them happy and feel loved when the world has no place for them, but they have got the family. Regarding my description of household, this will help in providing the family-centered support, as the quality will help in taking care of each other, make sure everyone is safe, and they are there to fight for each other to survive with happiness. (Spera, 2005)
Loving and protecting a family member understands each other, their goals, what are their strength and even weakness, to be able to support them when they are down. The family has goals, hence caring for each other needs them to be together set goals which will build permanent in them to achieve the goals. Having a family always reduces the stress which can even cause trauma, see when a child is adopted, the child or the person gets a place where he or she is getting the real love, support, and care without return. These bring a sense of belonging and worthiness to that person. In the family, there are the children members who always need the parents to there for them for a positive understating of life for better future. (Campione & Smetana)
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Impact of positive parenting
The parenting had been changing since people have come to realize the positive impact of positive parenting. The parenting has changed with the rise of technology, the parents no ways have many parenting sources than before, they can get help at any time or place hence the parents have got easy time to parent their children into the better people of tomorrow. Although still there is some decline in parenting as the parents are now leaving their children with the teachers, they have no time with them, the mothers now many are working leaving the children in daycares, which sometimes ruins the child-parent relationship. But still, with the introduction to early childhood, the error can be rectified, but the parent relationship is declining. But for every parent, there is a tactic which they use to parents their children. (Wright, 1957)
There some parenting styles which are used by the parents which are as follows, Authoritative, being most effective and beneficial, for normal children, helps I producing the healthy environment to a child, hence productive relationship. It is also neglectful; this is the harmful style of parenting, this is ignoring the child needs which may be emotional or even physical. The third one is the permissive, style, the parents always avoid confrontation, and they are always lenient, but the negative is always seen to outweigh the benefits. The last one is the Authoritarian parenting, which is also referring to as strict parenting. The parents here are never responsive, but they are demanding. There is only little dialogue, but there are strict rules to be followed.
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References
REFERENCES
Campione & Smetana, N. &. (n.d.). "Parenting Styles". James J. Ponzetti Jr. Retrieved 22 October 2014.
Spera, C. (2005). "A Review of the Relationship Among Parenting Practices, Parenting Styles, and Adolescent School Achievement". Educational Psychology Review .
Wright, B. (1957). "Psychology in the Classroom by Rudolf Dreikurs". . The School Review. The University of Chicago Press , 490-92.
