From sharenting to helicopter-parenting, these popular parenting styles that parents have sworn by, are now showing their flaws and proving that not every trend is beneficial in every household ...

While newfangled names for parenting styles, from tiger to panda, tend to conjure images of an unruly zoo, most are just trendy spins on one of four basic styles that have been referred to by ...

Six types of parenting styles: drill sergeant, nurturing, inconsistent, crisis-oriented, neglectful, balanced. Each has strengths and weaknesses. Knowing yours can help you change your style.

It was psychologist Diana Baumrind at the University of California at Berkeley, who first researched the different parenting styles. Later, other researchers expanded the model based on Baumrind ...

Are you THAT kind of parent? Pam Hecht - Humorously satirizes parenting advice encouraging flexibility in approaches ...

Dr. Kenneth Ginsburg wrote the book on lighthouse parenting. " Lighthouse Parenting: Raising Your Child With Loving Guidance ...

Of the three parenting experts I spoke to, two immediately shared that they weren’t fans of parenting styles, period, because they don’t take into account that children are human beings, not ...

The study found that harsh parenting in childhood was associated with greater segregation in the brain at age 15, according to Michael. Segregation refers to the degree to which different regions of ...

In contrast to the traditional parenting styles, these newer ones don’t have as much research behind them—and they can mean different things to different people. Here’s what experts say ...

Bully parenting is a colloquial term that refers to a parent who is overly aggressive. This parenting style can increase the likelihood that a child may be a bully or a bullying target. Learn more.

In this case, you might need a new parenting style. Pam J. Hecht is a writer, instructor and mother of two (but not necessarily in that order). Reach her at [email protected] orpamjhecht.com.