It could affect their future relationships with partners and also their own children but if they do receive its showing them how a parent / child relationships should and can be because they went through it themselves and experienced, that sort of goes both ways with background either bad or good can affect them.…
mom mentally/ physically abused while living with my mom. My mom kicked me out of the…
Parenting styles are the typical ways in which parents interact with children and have a major impact on a child's attitude, behavior and achievement. There are three types of parenting: Authoritarian, Authoritative and Uninvolved.…
The day came where he hit me the first time. I think it was because I didn’t make his food right or something like that. I made an excuse for him. I thought it was MY fault. He said he was sorry and he would never do it again. Well never came to an end the next week. He beat me that day all because I wasn’t home right at 5 to make him his dinner. I covered up the bruises and went to work the next day.…
Parenting is a practice around the world that shares three major goals: ensuring children’s health and safety, preparing children for life as productive adults and transmitting cultural values. A high-quality parent-child relationship is critical for healthy development. There are three parenting styles from this journal, which are; authoritarian parenting, authoritative parenting and permissive parenting. An authoritarian parenting have high behavioral standards, strict punishment of misconduct and little communication with their children. While the authoritative parenting styles have a balance of responsiveness and demandingness. Finally the permissive parents are nonrestrictive with little disciple…
My mother has had a huge impact on my life and it is because of her that I am the person I am today and today where I am. Most people say I am a lot like my mother, both physically and mentally. We both have the same mannerism, facial expressions, and thought processes. We love to learn and travel, eat exotic and luxuries food, spend time with family, and we both have an incredible urge for knowledge. From observing my mother's behavior and listening to her lectures, she has had a great influence on my life, choices, and personality.…
Children will be part of different family environments including cultures, religion and ethnic backgrounds. There are many situations that happen outside of school in the pupil’s family lives that the school may not have been informed about these circumstances example: bereavement, break-ups, new sibling, illness or moving house. Anyone of these may affect children’s emotional and intellectual development. Different social environments and backgrounds have a large effect on the development of the child example: a wealthier background could give greater life experiences, more access to play, extra-curricular activities and more opportunities to socially interact. A lower income or single parent family may struggle financial from poverty and deprivation, making them less likely to thrive and achieve well in school. It also affects the way they deal with different situations and respond, limiting their life chances. A wealthy background doesn’t always guarantee a positive environment. The child’s parents could be over-protected and rarely allowed to make their own…
Parenting is basically the rearing of a child or children. A parent has a huge if not the most effect on children development. Some children were raised in different cultures and environments than others which lead to diversity in everyone’s behaviors and personalities. For example children who are raised by foster care, single parent and abusive parents are categorically different from those who are raised from suitable two parent homes. Although various parents’ different ways and means of raising their children it is observed that the primary role of parents is to influence, teach and control.…
In 2010 the u.s census reported 308,745,538 residents in the United States.(Wikipedia 2010) A percentage of that 308 million people, will probably agree that at some point of there lives a parent, teacher ,or friend, had a effect on them. The effect could have been a disaster or beneficial but some how change a person life forever.…
For my research paper, I interviewed two people, a male and a female, from the adolescent, middle adulthood, and late adulthood age groups. As the interviews were written, I did not spend a great amount of time with the interviewees regarding the interviews, but I know each personally and was easily available if they had any questions or were unsure of the meaning of a question. I decided to conduct the interviews on paper because some of the questions could be considered difficult and I wanted the participant to have the time to think their answers through carefully and thoroughly. In conducting this project, my main goal was to discover the general opinion of the influence that parents have on their children, the effects that different parenting styles have on a child’s development, and how the influence and parenting styles could be good and bad. I expected the answers to all be somewhat similar, as I believed the participants’ opinions on good and bad parenting to close to one another. The differences in opinions that I looked for in their answers, I expected all to be based on their age and gender. The adult participants all have children of their own, so I expected theirs answers would reflect their experience just as I expected the adolescents’ (who are both childless) answers to reflect only what they believe to be true. Likewise, I expected the differences between the opinions of the opposite genders to reflect the differences between mothering and fathering parenting roles and styles.…
Have you ever gone out in public lately either by yourself or with other people and really observe the way the children of today act? Many devices today cause poor behavior. We often see children doing violent actions in a hand full of places, such as restaurants, grocery markets, shopping malls, and other public areas. One obvious argument is that child behavior has changed now compared to the way it was several years ago. Sadly, the change is not for the better, it is actually a change for the worse. Behavior in kids has without a doubt gotten out of control over the past couple of years and it is quite painful to witness. The lack of respect for elders, as well as people in authority has dramatically changed in particular. Kids in this present era are not only arrogant, but also have no consideration for other people it seems like. The “other” people are often the kid’s parent(s), which is extremely shocking. In fact, some children think they can control their parents and authority like it is perfectly okay but are the parents and families actually the ones to blame for the madness? Personally, I believe that children’s behavior has definitely gone down hill compared to how it previously was and I strongly think that the cause of this problem comes back to the family that they come from and the environment that they grow up in.…
Consider this, a child has one parent that understands and the other is strict. The child naturally gravitates to the understanding parent because they know the understanding parent is more responsive. When you have a strict parent who doesn’t understand, it usually leads to a child divorcing the parent before the spouse will. When a child divorces its parent the child doesn’t listen or respect their parent.…
My father is my worst enemy. He makes me feel like a small kid next to bigfoot. I feel useless like when I was small or a younger child. I used to wait for my father to call me. Wishing the phone would ring, for him to take me to the movies or the park. He always told me lies and excuses. I can't believe he never ran out of what to say. Every time he let me down I'd get very upset. Even though I knew he would do it again it still would always hurt.…
Parents expectations affect the behavior of their children because they get motivated and have self-expectation. Parental expectations can be beneficial in helping the child reach success. The beneficial Parental expectations are that it can encourage kids to do better, never gave up, and to go for success. Parents who always praise their children for doing a good job can encourage their children to do even better. And this is because they know that if they work harder their parents will praise them. This can cause the child to thrive at everything they do, like getting high score on the SAT, getting in great school , getting better grades and doing great in sports. Parental expectations can be detrimental in how a child view its capabilities. Parent’s high expectations can affect their children’s self-esteem. Their children might have lower expectation of what they are capable of.…
One of the most horrifying incidents etched in my mind was the night he pushed my mum out of the vehicle, into a deserted road. We were on our way from a family get-to-gether and all my mum wanted to know was why was he in so much of a hurry to leave when we both were keen to stay longer. That was enough for his temper…