Children's adult behavior is closely related to their parents' education. Parents' educational methods and attitudes towards life will affect children's ideas, behavior habits and values. Here are some parenting styles that may have an impact on children's behavior as adults:

Love and support

Parents' love and support for their children can make them feel safe, promote them to face life more actively and develop healthy living habits. On the contrary, lack of family support may lead to children's lack of self-confidence and self-esteem.

Constraints and rules

Clear rules and restrictions can help children develop good behavior habits in the process of growing up, such as finishing homework on time and observing etiquette and rules. If children lack such rules and constraints, they may lack self-discipline and sense of responsibility.

The power of example

Parents are the most important role models for children, and their words, deeds and attitudes often affect children's habits and behaviors. If parents are undisciplined, dishonest and selfish, children may learn bad habits from them.