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1. When your child breaks a rule, you typically:

Enforce punishment with no discussion.

Explain why the rule exists and apply reasonable consequences.

Overlook it to avoid conflict.

Don’t notice or address it.

2. How do you handle your child’s emotions?

Dismiss or downplay their feelings.

Listen and validate their emotions.

Become overwhelmed by their emotions.

Ignore their emotions entirely.

3. When setting boundaries, you:

Are very strict and inflexible.

Set clear boundaries with explanations.

Rarely enforce boundaries consistently.

Avoid setting boundaries.

4. How often do you praise your child?

Rarely — they should do what’s expected without praise.

Frequently and sincerely for efforts and achievements.

Occasionally but inconsistently.

I don’t focus on praise.

5. How do you discipline your child?

With strict punishments and consequences.

With fair, consistent discipline and explanations.

I struggle to enforce discipline.

I avoid disciplining altogether.

6. How do you involve your child in decision-making?

Decisions are made without their input.

I encourage their input and value their perspective.

Sometimes I include them, but not consistently.

I leave all decisions up to them.

7. When your child struggles with a task, you:

Expect them to figure it out alone.

Offer guidance and encouragement.

Step in and do it for them.

Ignore the struggle completely.

8. How do you encourage your child’s independence?

I expect full independence early.

I gradually encourage independence with support.

I tend to do most things for them.

I discourage independence.

9. How do you model behavior for your child?

I expect them to follow my rules without modeling them myself.

I strive to model positive behavior consistently.

I sometimes model positive behavior but not consistently.

I don’t focus on being a role model.

10. How do you support your child’s learning and growth?

I push them hard for high achievement.

I encourage curiosity and lifelong learning.

I let them learn on their own without much guidance.

I don’t get involved in their learning.

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Parenting Quiz - What Is Your Parenting Style? (Set 1)