Parents have their own way while raising their children. A
recent study identified ways parents raise and care for their children. This
study reveals three types of parenting that is often applied by parents to
their children.
Approximately 24 percent of parents who become participants
suspected to have type 'terrier'. Parents with type terrier always wanted to be
involved in their child's life. They want to accompany their children in
infancy.
Parents with parenting type terrier looks accompany
children, ranging from dropping school, playing with children, to undergo the
same hobbies with their children. In essence, they want to stay close to their
child during infancy.
Meanwhile, the other type is the type of 'lion'. Type lion is
different approach to raising their children. Parents with type lions teach
their children self-sufficient from the beginning. They let children with
imagination and his own world, and teach them to live independently.
Parents with this type of trust are that who cannot take
part in any future child. Follow the child sustained only make them dependent
and spoiled. For that, they let the kids have their own time to imagine. In the
meantime, they can rest.
Research conducted by Capri Sun and Denise reveals three
types of parenting, which is of type 'penguin'. Parents with type penguins
share responsibilities with each other to raise their children. When one parent
is busy, its role was replaced by another. So on so the child remains was
accompanied, however, both parents do not have to always be there.
Types of penguins are also typically make use of those
closest to them like a grandfather, grandmother, uncles, or other relatives to
keep their children, as reported by the Daily Mail (22/08). Researchers did not
indicate which types are best for children. But in fact, involved with children
in infancy is very important for parents. Not only formed a close bond, parents
can also guide the child in infancy.
How about you, whether you are raising children the way
belong to the above type? Share your opinion in the comments!
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