CHOOSING PARENTHOOD. PARENTHOOD- State of being a parent. PARENTING- process of caring for children and helping them grow and learn.

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CHOOSING PARENTHOOD

PARENTHOOD- State of being a parent. PARENTING- process of caring for children and helping them grow and learn.

Advantages of Remaining Childless Individuals/couples have more time for themselves More financial resources More spontaneity More fully pursue careers More time/energy for companionship Not having to worry about providing for physical & psychological needs of children Prepare for later years

ADVANTAGES TO HAVING CHILDREN  Children give as well as receive love  Children enhance love  Managing challenges of parenthood…  Discover new and untapped dimensions  Ongoing stimulation  Experience personal growth

MYTHS ABOUT PARENTING

PARENTING READINESS  Emotional Maturity  Desire for Parenthood  Goals and Expectations  Financial Readiness  Health Considerations  Age

STAGES OF PARENTING o Parents with Babies o Parents with Preschoolers  Permissiveness  Over permissiveness o Parents of School-Age Children o Parents of Adolescents

PARENTING STYLES  Authoritative (Democratic)  Authoritarian  Permissive  Rejecting  Uninvolved Style

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