Which Parenting Style is Best? | Dad University

Which parenting style is best? In this video, Jason goes over the origins of the 4 major parenting styles: authoritarian, permissive, uninvolved/neglectful, and authoritative. He discusses what each is about and the various impact they can have on children.

Choosing your style of parenting is important as it can effect the child and help guide the decisions you make as a father. While many dads choose authoritarian, we discuss if there are other options to not only be strict, but doing it in a more positive way.

While there are other factors that impact children and we will touch on those, each style is known to have a more likely outcome for the child. Are you deciding your parenting style based on what you prefer or of the likely outcome of the child?


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[austinmarshall]

I feel that the last one was the greatest parenting strategy ever because the kids need to be shown respected and showing that there are boundaries and the consequences when you cross the boundaries! These are amazing videos !

[patsavage]

Sadly I feel I am a mix of 1 2 and 3. But striving to be more authoritative. Thank you for the wisdom

[todaywithrhea]

Wife and I are expecting our first child (boy) 31 July 2021. I just found your channel, and will be binging all of your videos I can. Thank you for your content! Please keep it up. you definitely deserve more views and subscribers! Looking forward to learning about positive parenting and how to be the best version of myself for me and my family.

[Handicappuccinofinace-nvbt]

I would raise my children In a permissive way, but teach them about finance. The only thing I’d be strict about is eating healthy, but even then I wouldn’t really force them down to eat green vegetables. They would all really like sweet potatoes.

[anointed]

I like And appreciate your content. Although I am curious if you have any pointers for parents that are on the spectrum with children that may also be on the spectrum?

[jennyquezada]

Do you let your kids use electronics if so for how long and how often?