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Have you heard of 'Parenting Styles'? 🤔 They are basically the ways in which parents "raise/educate" their children 👨‍👩‍👦. It's important to understand each of these four styles to know which one to use in certain situations. ✅ 🧠Pedagogy MX🧠 is a channel created to share and disseminate pedagogical knowledge. Here you'll find biographies, theories, postulates, educational paradigms, and more. 🤓 ✅ Join this channel to access its benefits:    / @pedagogíamx-u1z   Subscribe 🧠🤓 👤 Facebook:   / pedagog%c3%ada-mx-2027536500810890   📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pedagogiamx... 🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pedagogiamx?l... PARENTING STYLES Parenting styles refer to the ways in which parents behave with their children and how these behaviors influence their conduct, whether with the intention of "educating" them or not. AUTHORITARIAN STYLE This style is characterized by strictness and behavioral restrictions; it places great importance on discipline and high expectations, resulting in little emotional support and trust. Children with this style are often afraid of their parents and live with the uncertainty of what they might do to them. Furthermore, when their parents are not present, they tend to be irritable, temperamental, moody, vulnerable to stress, and controlling. PERMISSIVE STYLE The permissive style is characterized by relaxed parents who are always available to their children and try to satisfy all their needs. Children raised in a permissive environment tend to be impulsive, rebellious, dominant, aggressive, controlling, lacking empathy, and capricious, but at the same time, they can be very cheerful, fun-loving, and expressive. Furthermore, they are often selfish and individualistic, as they grow up with the freedom to do whatever they want. Therefore, they find it difficult to socialize in school settings because they are accustomed to others doing what they say. DEMOCRATIC STYLE Of all the parenting styles, this is the most balanced, as the relationship between parents and children is characterized by dialogue, teamwork, and consensus-based decisions. There is emotional and affective support from parents to children, fostering healthy self-esteem, emotional intelligence, confidence, self-confidence, and discipline. NEGLECTFUL PARENTING STYLE Parents are not involved in raising their children, they do not create warm, affectionate relationships, and there is no interest from mothers and fathers in setting limits or guiding their children. They delegate parenting to third parties, such as the school, other relatives, and sometimes to no one at all. The fact that children grow up without authority figures or respecting limits tends to cause them to have problems with rules, socializing, and also with completing daily tasks. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PARENTS 1. Create environments of trust; that is, have healthy communication with your children, be understanding when they tell you about a problem, focus not so much on scolding them, but on supporting them so they can solve the problem and realize that their parents are there for them. This builds trust instead of fear. 2. Children are aware of the things that affect their parents, such as work, financial, or health problems. They can talk to their parents about what's happening, but it's very important to choose the right words so that children can understand without being upset or feeling guilty. Therefore, it's necessary to be very careful with the words used and how they are said. 3. It's important to set behavioral boundaries for children, since they are often unaware of the consequences of their actions. Parents must also lead by example and respect the rules. 4. Parents should be careful with the promises they make, because if they don't keep them, they lose credibility. Therefore, their word doesn't carry the same weight, and children may take advantage of the situation. 5. It's always good to encourage children to pursue their goals, to strive to achieve their objectives, and to understand that things require effort and that parents won't always be available to them. 6. Scolding and punishment are sometimes necessary, as long as it's warranted, but when it's not, it's best to avoid them so children can learn to understand the consequences of their decisions. 7. Avoid judging or criticizing your children's ideas, as this will make them feel supported and see their parents as obstacles to achieving their dreams. Instead, listen to their ideas, explain how they could achieve them, and consider the pros and cons, but without trying to limit them and using appropriate language.