How does your parenting style affect your kid? Here’s what experts say. From gentle to lighthouse parenting, the right parenting style could improve your child's well-being.

When adults are setting ground rules with children, balance means everything, bringing in the trend: lighthouse parenting.

New findings show that for many children, a “no” and a few guiding rules may actually be more beneficial than the Millennial-beloved gentle parenting style.

Experts warn against common parenting style — which can have lasting negative effects on children By Adriana Diaz Published April 24, 2025, 5:49 p.m. ET ...

I have three kids and am flexible with my parenting style. I respond based on what the individual child and situation calls for.

Stepping away from gentle parenting, many parents are now leaning toward the FAFO approach, a style that lets kids learn through real-world consequences instead of endless reminders and warnings.

The Independent interviewed two psychologists, Dr. Terri Mortensen and Dr. Ross Greene, with differing opinions on FAFO parenting and how it could affect kids’ long-term mental health.

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Is saying "yes" to avoid tantrums your default? Discover how honoring both your needs and your child's breaks the permissive parenting cycle and creates a thriving family.

I have three kids and am flexible with my parenting style. I respond based on what the individual child and situation calls for.