Successful Family Relationships
17 July 2007Family relationships are critical to the physical, mental, and social health of growing children. Family relationships are so important because they affect many aspects of our lives. Family relationships are strengthened when members relate to one another in order to solve problems, rather than seek to control other. Family relationships are often strained when there is insufficient income for the family. Family relationships are often portrayed as being supportive and an environment for growth yet not everyone is capable of providing the kinds of physical, emotional or mental support we need.
Parenting
Every child deserves to be wanted, loved, and valued for who he is rather than as a stopgap or replacement for a child one dreams of parenting. Parenting styles have a definite impact on children. The authoritative style of parenting fosters open communication and problem solving between parents and their children. In contrast, overbearing parenting may produce fearful and dependent children. Permissive parenting may result in rebellious children. And indifferent parenting may render hostile and delinquent children.
3 Responses to “Successful Family Relationships”
August 6th, 2007 at 12:45 pm
[…] Family life can be hard at the best of times and down right impossible at others. It is not unusual for the expression of anger to take place following a progressive build up of stress in relation to the jibes or baiting of others and if this is how it happens to you then you need to realise that it is important for you to express your unhappiness with a particular situation and well before it becomes an angry problem. […]
August 6th, 2007 at 1:08 pm
[…] Family life can be hard at the best of times and down right impossible at others. It is not unusual for the expression of anger to take place following a progressive build up of stress in relation to the actions and/or comments of others and if this is how it happens to you then you need to realise that it is important for you to express your unhappiness with a particular situation and well before it becomes an angry problem. […]
August 6th, 2007 at 1:16 pm
[…] Family life can be hard at the best of times and down right impossible at others. It is not unusual for the expression of anger to take place following a progressive build up of stress in relation to the jibes or baiting of others and if this is how it happens to you then you need to realise that it is important for you to express your unhappiness with a particular situation and well before it becomes an angry problem. […]