Permissive Parenting Style

Your responses suggest you operate as a Permissive parent, characterized by warmth and nurturing. By introducing more structure and clear boundaries, you can create an even healthier environment for your child.

While you’re likely very nurturing and responsive to your child’s needs, you may struggle with setting firm boundaries or enforcing rules. This can lead to challenges with discipline and structure, which are essential for your child’s development of self-control and responsibility.

Potential Positive Changes:

  • Set clear boundaries: Begin to introduce clear expectations and follow through with consequences in a loving manner. Consistency is key for your child to understand limits.
  • Foster independence: Encourage your child to take on responsibilities, even if it means enforcing rules they may not like. This will help them develop self-discipline.
  • Provide structure: Create routines and expectations that offer your child a sense of security while still maintaining the warmth and openness you’re known for.

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