Transition to Parenthood and Parenting Styles

Transition to Parenthood

Shift to new parental roles and responsibilities.

Parenthood Happiness Gap

Difference in happiness levels between parents and non-parents.

Financial Stress

Concern about providing for family needs.

Sleep Deprivation

Lack of sleep affecting parents' well-being.

Increased Chores

More household tasks due to parenting.

Intrusive In-Laws

Interference from extended family members.

Loss of Free Time

Reduced personal and social activities for parents.

Decline in Sexual Interest

Decreased intimacy between partners post-parenthood.

Couple Disagreements

Conflicts regarding parenting roles and responsibilities.

Parental Support

Affection and closeness provided by parents to children.

Parental Control

Flexibility in enforcing rules and discipline.

Autonomy Granting

Encouraging children's independence and decision-making.

Authoritarian Parenting

Strict rules enforced with little warmth or affection.

Authoritative Parenting

Clear rules discussed warmly with children.

Permissive Parenting

Few limits set, allowing children to decide.

Uninvolved Parenting

Neglectful approach, minimal interaction with children.

Children of Authoritative Parents

Independent, cooperative, and motivated to achieve.

Adolescence Changes

Significant physical and role changes during teenage years.

Egalitarian Relationship

Desire for fairness and mutual respect in parenting.

Coming of Age Traditions

Cultural rituals marking the transition to adulthood.

Ji Li Tradition

Chinese coming of age ceremony for girls.

Quinceañera

Hispanic celebration of a girl's 15th birthday.