Homeschooling: Homeschooling is an educational method where children receive their primary education at home, typically guided by parents or tutors, instead of attending a traditional public or private school.
Parenting Style: Parenting style refers to the consistent strategies, attitudes, and behaviors that parents use to raise and nurture their children.
- Attachment Parenting: Focuses on forming a strong emotional bond with the child, often, involving practices like co-sleeping, extended breastfeeding, and babywearing.
- Authoritarian Parenting: High demands and low responsiveness, focusing on obedience and discipline with little warmth.
- Authoritative Parenting: Balances demandingness and responsiveness, combining high expectations with support and communication.
- Free-Range Parenting: Encourages independence and self-reliance, allowing children significant freedom to explore and learn from their experiences.
- Helicopter Parenting: Overly involved and protective, often managing many aspects of a child's life to ensure success and safety.
- Nordic Parenting: Emphasizes independence, outdoor activities, and minimal parental intervention, with a strong belief in letting children learn from nature and experiences.
- Permissive Parenting: Low demands and high responsiveness, allowing children significant freedom and few rules.
- Slow Parenting: Focuses on allowing children to develop at their own pace, minimizing structured activities and emphasizing free play.
- Tiger Parenting: Highly demanding and strict, emphasizing academic success and discipline, often with little room for leisure activities.
- Uninvolved (Neglectful) Parenting: Low demands and low responsiveness, providing little guidance, nurturing, or attention.
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