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Discipline and Parenting Techniques
Discipline plays an important role when it comes to raising children. ... A child will grow up happy and successful if the parents develop a positive attitude toward discipline. Discipline helps children learn self-control and decision-making based on the limits one sets. ... Discipline takes a lot of patience and time. Parents can become frustrated if one of the disciplinary techniques does not work. ... Therefore, a parent may have to use the discipline that best suits the child. ...
There are many different types of disciplinary techniques. ...
One of the most controversial disciplinary techniques is spanking. ... Spanking is seen as physical punishment, not discipline. ... This is an effective form of discipline because it shows the child that there are consequences when they behave in a certain way. Grounding is also used as a form of discipline. ...
The type of discipline that a parent uses should depend on age. ... Grounding is a simple form of discipline because it does not require reasoning. ...
A problem with discipline is children get way too many chances. ... Discipline is necessary to encourage children to adapt their behavior. ...
Another problem with discipline is children only seem to get noticed when they are doing something wrong. ...
The ways parents discipline their children depend on their parenting style. According to Diana Baumrind there are three basic styles of parenting: Authoritarian, permissive, and authoritative (Berger 310). ... They show little discipline and they do not set limits for their children. ... Authoritative parenting is the best style of parenting. ... Children brought up with authoritative parenting will be independent and outgoing. ...
Parenting and discipline come hand in hand when raising children. As parents, we have to be realistic and use positive discipline.
Approximate Word count = 2214
Approximate Pages = 8.9
(250 words per page double spaced)
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