Sentences with phrase «authoritative parents encourage»

In addition, authoritative parents encourage their kids to ask questions, and they explain the rationale behind the rules.

Authoritative parents encourage a verbal give - and - take, and explain the consequences of good and bad behavior.

Not exact matches

Many authoritative parents have a line that is clear with their children but offer them more choices that encourage more individual thinking or decision making.

Among the qualities of family life that encourage students to be successful are an authoritative parenting style (warm, firm, supportive) that encourages youngsters to be self - reliant, persistent, responsible and self - directing.

Authoritative parents give kids respect and listen (and expect kids to do the same) and encourage kids to be independent thinkers, but they do not give in to kids and expect cooperation and good behavior.

The authoritative parenting style encourages often displays of affection.

For those dads who want to incorporate more authoritative parenting into their style, Day encouraged parents to simply listen.

Authoritative parents want to encourage independence in their kids.

Sitting in the middle of the table were the authoritative, or democratic parents who are an integration of the other two parenting styles — setting clear rules and expectations but also encouraging discussion and give - and - take — especially as their children get older and are able to take more responsibility for themselves.

Authoritative style involves a high level of control when the parents accept and encourage the growing autonomy of their children (parents are open for communication, they allow changes in their requirements).

Helicopter parenting is similar to authoritative style except that there is over-involvement of the parent in the child's life; free - range parenting is similar to neglectful parenting but with an intention of allowing independence to the child to encourage healthy development.

Discipline is preferred over arbitrary punishments in authoritative parenting, and independence and maturity in children are both encouraged and fostered by parents.

Unlike children raised by authoritative parents, children raised by authoritarian parents are not encouraged to explore and act independently, so they never really learn how to set their own limits and personal standards.

The authoritative parents strive to explain the reasoning behind rules and policies and encourage their child to speak his / her opinion and participate in family discussions.

A parent of a teen, however, may act more as an authoritative parent and discuss why a rule about texting and driving exists, and encourage more feedback from the child.