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A famous psychologist, Diana Baumrind, during the 1960's described three various and

different styles of parenting, that is; permissive, authoritarian and authoritative parenting, but

later on researchers discovered or rather another parenting style referred to as uninvolved

parenting.

Uninvolved parenting

Uninvolved parenting also known as neglectful parenting can be seeing or rather

characterized in the parent's behavior to their children by not showing concern and responding to

the child’s needs and wants. This is fir example in a case where a parents either dismisses,

ignores or even neglects the demands of their child completely. In this kind of parenting, usually

the parent cares and worries less about meeting the demands and needs of the child (Lisi & Lisi,

2007). Even though some parents provide all the basic needs to the child, they are usually very

detached from them, since they lack time to spend and interact with their children.

There are various factors that lead to this kind of parenting which has a consequential impact on

the life of the child due to the minimal communication between the parent and child.

Permissive parenting

These kinds of parents are referred to as indulgent parents. They usually make too few

demands or rather expectations from their children. Usually a parent is responsible to

disciplining their children but as for the case for such parents, they let them go scot free despite

the mischief they have done or intended to do. attributes of such parents have been linked to lack

or due to low self esteem or even maturity (Parent, Forehand, Merchant, Edwards, Conners-

burrow, Long, & Jones, 2011).Diana Baumrid claims that usually such parents are far much

responsive than the demands they make. Such parents however have a constant communication

with their children compared to the uninvolved ones, and more often they are seen to take the

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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION Name: Course: College: Tutor: Date: A famous psychologist, Diana Baumrind, during the 1960's described three various and different styles of parenting, that is; permissive, authoritarian and authoritative parenting, but later on researchers discovered or rather another parenting style referred to as uninvolved parenting. Uninvolved parenting Uninvolved parenting also known as neglectful parenting can be seeing or rather characterized in the parent's behavior to their children by not showing concern and responding to the child's needs and wants. This is fir example in a case where a parents either dismisses, ignores or even neglects the demands of their child completely. In this kind of parenting, usually the parent cares and worries less about meeting the demands and needs of the child (Lisi & Lisi, 2007). Even though some parents provide all the basic needs to the child, they are usually very detached from them, since they lack time to spend and interact with their children. There are various factors that lead to this kind of parenting which has a consequential impact on the life of the child due to the minimal communication between th ...
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