Parenting Strategies of 21st Century adults

Abstract

This study investigates how 21st-century parents show openness and flexibility for new parenting strategies. The central theme of the study refers to positive parenting according to which the active listening of the child, the adaptation of the parent to his needs, the active involvement of the parent in the child's life, and the expression of the parent's attachment to his child become essential for a quality parent-child relationship. Positive parenting does not exclude disciplining the child and setting limits. The results of the study demonstrate the availability of parents for this type of parenting, but also for an improvement in the field.