Authoritarian parents. It is characterized by high requirements and low response. Parents usually have high demands on their children, which belong to strict control and require obedience, but they are slow to respond to their children's needs and do not give them the right to speak. Such parents are also called helicopter parents. They are always hovering over your head. You look up, they are there, you don't look up, they are there, they have been watching you: it's time to do your homework! It's time for bed! It's time to practice the piano ... helicopter parents believe that only strict requirements can cultivate perfect children. But in fact, the children in this education mode either have no self, listen to their parents, or rebel.
Authoritarian parents. It is characterized by high requirements and low response. Parents usually have high demands on their children, which belong to strict control and require obedience, but they are slow to respond to their children's needs and do not give them the right to speak. Such parents are also called helicopter parents. They are always hovering over your head. You look up, they are there, you don't look up, they are there, they have been watching you: it's time to do your homework! It's time for bed! It's time to practice the piano ... helicopter parents believe that only strict requirements can cultivate perfect children. But in fact, the children in this education mode either have no self, listen to their parents, or rebel.
Neglect parents. It is characterized by low requirements and low response. Parents have no requirements for their children because of their livelihood and will not respond to their children's needs. It is most common for parents of left-behind children, and this neglected family is the most harmful to children.
Spoil parents. It is characterized by low requirements and high response. Parents are usually not demanding of their children, but they respond quickly to their needs. Parents allow their children to do anything, and their children paint on the wall? It doesn't matter. Make a mess of the living room? It doesn't matter. They will tell their children: you are the best! They will brag to others: we never teach children, only encourage them, not punish them. However, this kind of upbringing will cause children to indulge themselves. Common in families with superior families or children passed down from generation to generation.