There are four main modes of family education: authoritative, democratic, laissez-faire and neglected. 1. The authoritative family education model takes parents as the center, emphasizing parents' authority and strict rules. Parents have high decision-making power, strong control over children's behavior, and attach importance to discipline and traditional values. 2. The democratic family education model pays attention to equality and communication among family members. Parents encourage their children to participate in the decision-making process, respect their opinions and personal development, and encourage autonomy and responsibility. 3. The laissez-faire family education model emphasizes individual freedom and independent development. Parents rarely interfere with their children's behavior, lack rules and restrictions, and have relatively few requirements for their children, which may lead to children's lack of discipline and responsibility. 4. The neglected family education model is a neglected or indifferent model. Parents' lack of attention and response to their children's needs and emotions and neglect their development and problems may lead to their self-esteem and trust being damaged.