Values-Centered VS Child-Centered Parenting
The approach to values-centered parenting emphasizes the importance of instilling core values and guiding principles in children from an early age. In this approach, parents take an active role in setting boundaries and expectations based on their family's values, providing a consistent and structured environment.
On the other hand, a child-centered approach tends to prioritize the child's desires and preferences, often placing their needs above all else. This approach may lead to challenges in behavior and decision-making, as children may not have clear guidelines for understanding right from wrong.
In this webinar, Certified Parent and Family Life Coach, Raelee Peirce, will help parents shift from child-centered to values-centered.
The approach to values-centered parenting emphasizes the importance of instilling core values and guiding principles in children from an early age. In this approach, parents take an active role in setting boundaries and expectations based on their family's values, providing a consistent and structured environment.
On the other hand, a child-centered approach tends to prioritize the child's desires and preferences, often placing their needs above all else. This approach may lead to challenges in behavior and decision-making, as children may not have clear guidelines for understanding right from wrong.
In this webinar, Certified Parent and Family Life Coach, Raelee Peirce, will help parents shift from child-centered to values-centered.
The approach to values-centered parenting emphasizes the importance of instilling core values and guiding principles in children from an early age. In this approach, parents take an active role in setting boundaries and expectations based on their family's values, providing a consistent and structured environment.
On the other hand, a child-centered approach tends to prioritize the child's desires and preferences, often placing their needs above all else. This approach may lead to challenges in behavior and decision-making, as children may not have clear guidelines for understanding right from wrong.
In this webinar, Certified Parent and Family Life Coach, Raelee Peirce, will help parents shift from child-centered to values-centered.