Egyptian are beautiful keep your eyes open

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Egyptian are the best parents i am learning  so much be kind and caring sweet but  firm. I am so blessed to have such beautiful caring loving and happy parents  i appreciate everything you do to me  Allah yerhamoo ya baba ya habibi  may Allah reunite us in jannahal el firdaus inshallah without any judgment inshallah may Allah light up your grave and forgive all your sins . My mom is always amazingly  my favorite paper  on parenting is true .
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CDEV: Early Childhood ESSAY

Describe the differences between authoritative and authoritarian parenting. Be sure to include some of what is known about the outcomes of each form of parenting 
    In Authoritative parenting, Parents are highly restrictive, make strong demands for maturity.   Parents reason with their children and provide strong support and feelings of love. The Outcome: OF Authoritative parenting is that children are self-reliance, and independence. As a result, of Authoritative parenting children have developed high self-esteem; high levels of activity and exploratory behavior, and social competence. Children are highly motivated and do well in school.  The difference between Authoritative parenting and Authoritarian parenting is in authoritarian parenting that parents do not show any love to their children. Parents with an Authoritarian Parenting Style, value their children’s obedience with little explanation for their reasoning to their children. Parents do not communicate well with their children; they do not respect child’s view point. Parents are mostly cold and rejecting; to their children in Authoritarian parenting. The Outcome: sons of these parents are relatively hostile and defiant; daughters low in independence and dominance; less friendly and less Other Parenting Styles 
       
Warm parents are more likely to be affectionate .Warm Parents less likely to physically discipline their children and they are more likely to be warm, accepting of their children.  Children more likely to develop internalized standards of conduct and a moral sense or conscience in a warm parent’s household. Warm Parents are related to child’s social and emotional well-being Other Parenting Styles. Cold Parents may not enjoy their children may have few feelings of affection for them.Restrictive  parents Supervise their children they Set limits Create structure and rules IF Parent are Too much “restrictive to their children with ,” physical punishment, interference, or intrusiveness, the child may end up disobedient, rebellious, and have lower cognitive development Permissiveness Parents supervise children much less; allow children to do what is “natural”, may also allow children to show some aggression, intervening only when child is in danger Permissiveness Parents are .spontaneous in social interactions. Children with Permissiveness Parents develop low self-esteem and their children are low in self-reliance.


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