Parenting Styles Within the U.S.

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Our goal in this section of our class’ website is to analyze the ways in which different cultures that reside in America parent their children. We will be looking at parents from Hawai’i and the Continental U.S. and comparing the results we collect. We will be able to find similarities and differences and look at results of different kinds of parenting styles. With this information, we leave it up to you, the parents, to decide which route would be best to take for your child to become a positive addition to society.

Disclaimer: We are not parents, however, we have gained insight and knowledge through our course that would not hurt to share with parents. We are learning about research outcomes and theories built from research.

From our goal statement, parents will know what our portion of the site will inform them about. From our survey, parents will be able to see similarities and differences between two different places in the U.S.. From the podcasts, we hope to inform parents about ways to parent their children as well as outcomes of these styles! We want to ensure that the parents who visit our portion of the website will be informed, not advised.

P.S. (Parenting Styles) Let's Talk About It: Episode 1

This episode talks about different parenting styles and the pros and cons of each.

P.S. (Parenting Styles) Let's Talk About It: Episode 2

Today we talk about: success and autonomy, resiliency and attachment, and learning.

P.S. (Parenting Styles) Let's Talk About It: Episode 3

Today we talk about: gender roles, toxic masculinity, and the power of play.

Kristi Echiverri

Kristi is a senior at Pacific University, majoring in Business Administration: Marketing and Management as well as double minoring in Psychology and Communications. She believes that kids are the future. We need to care, support their growth, and allow them to blossom into the beautiful flowers they are. This project allowed her to reflect on her upbringing by making new connections with her newfound learning through this course.

Lexi Lowery

Lexi is a junior at Pacific University and is double majoring in Psychology and Japanese. Coming from a very large family, they believe that it is important for all kids to be able to have the care that they need to develop into the best versions of themselves. They hope that this website will provide some good advice and insight to how parents can help their children grow and feel cared for.

Jayden Sykes

Jayden is a junior at Pacific University. She has chosen to major in Psychology with a minor in Sports Leadership and Management. She thinks that this website will be very beneficial in giving parents the information they need in order to choose how to parent their own child day by day. Jayden believes that in order to shape the future of the world we need to show our children that they are always loved and cared about and that their thoughts and feelings always matter!

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