Authoritarian family
In authoritarian families, parents demand that their children must obey all orders. They think that "a dutiful son is born under the stick", but long-term high-handed policies may lead to children's dependence, indecision or resistance and violence.
Spoiled family
In a doting family, parents' excessive tolerance of children's wrong behaviors and demands may lead to children's psychological characteristics such as willfulness, resistance and nervousness.
A laissez-faire family
In a laissez-faire family, parents let their children go with the flow, thinking that "the nature is straightforward." This attitude may lead children to form a cold, aggressive and emotional psychology.
Democratic family
In a democratic family, parents treat and respect their children equally and limit their immature behavior with correct views. This kind of upbringing helps to cultivate children's independence, self-confidence and initiative.
Reasonable and scientific parenting style
In order to truly understand and care for children, parents should adopt reasonable and scientific parenting methods. The attitude of parents in democratic families is a kind of parenting attitude worth learning. Good parents should care about and understand their children's inner feelings, avoid hurting their self-esteem and self-confidence, and say more words of encouragement.