Thursday, December 17, 2009

Strict parenting, Child tendencies and Negative teenage developments

For a parent, having a child is the most wonderful thing. Surely, they would want what’s best for their prized possession. They would do their best just to raise their children well. Parenting is their way in shaping their offspring to be the best that they can be. Most parents assume that strict parenting is the way to go, but do they have to go the extra mile regarding the strictness? Too much strictness may cause negative teenage development and child tendencies.


Common child tendencies caused by strict parenting would be tantrums and bullying. A tantrum is an emotional outburst mostly done by children. It is their way to seek their parents’ attention. Bullying is often committed by children with strict parents because it is their way to release their anger. They release their anger to helpless little children, as they feel helpless at home. Negative teenage developments can be also caused by strict parenting. Negative developments such as rebellion and promiscuity are common to teenagers who feel they lack freedom. Rebellion is their way of showing their refusal of their parent;s words and rules. They show their rebellion by sneaking out late at night past their curfew and by answering back. Teenagers act promiscuous to feel free as they yearn for freedom and affection from their family. They do these to defy their parents principles, it is their way to reach out for help and to ask for attention from their parents.


Common child tendencies such as tantrums and bullying;and negative teenage developments such as rebellion and promiscuity are all caused because they yearn for attention. Child tendencies and negative teenage development are caused by the strictness of the parents. The more strict they are, the more their children feel that they are deprived from their freedom;which will lead to more effects. Some show their parents their tendencies and negative developments;while others do it behind their back.

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