Uninvolved Parents And Permissive Parents

The way people choose to raise their children does not only influence their child’s life, but it speaks volumes about them as parents. While some might not take the whole parenting concept serious, others take it to the extremes. However, it is preferable to stay in the middle of lenient and strict. Although there are several types of parenting styles, most parents tend to fall under or between three main categories: the uninvolved parent, the permissive parent, and the authoritative parent. Most of the uninvolved parents either did not expect a child nor want one. They tend to be the more selfish parents who stray away from their children, rather than giving them the attention and care they need. When one becomes a parent, it is expected from them to make the most important part of their life, their child. However, when a person is not ready for all the responsibilities that come with having a child, they naturally turn into the uninvolved parent. The uninvolved parent will not go to their child’s concerts, recitals, games, academic tournaments, etc. Instead they just focus on their own life, while putting their child’s life on mute. Uninvolved parenting, otherwise known as neglectful parenting, is a

This style of parenting tends to be the most common among parents. These parents stay in control over their children, while still giving them that needed freedom in their life. Some authoritative parents use the tactics of the permissive parents, when they try to befriend their kids, but do it correctly. They still have set boundaries between their kid and themselves, which is why it allows them to form that ideal bond. Raising kids under the authoritative style is the most successful way because what brings more joy to a parent, than seeing their child all responsible, independent, and