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I am @hudamalik20 from Pakistan. How are you all ?. I hope you all are well and doing great in your life .Today I am participating in this Contest | “Correlation Between Parenting And Child Behaviour" organized by @manisha.jain9 in Hindwhale Community.So let's start.

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How does parenting affect child behaviour? Is there any correlation between them?

Parenting has a significant impact on a child's behavior and how they live their lives. There is a strong correlation between parenting styles and child behavior. Different parents use various methods to raise their children, which influences the child's behavior. Children often learn from their parents and follow their example.

For instance, if parents are very demanding or responsive, it affects the children. Supportive parents tend to raise children who are well-cared for and receive guidance about right and wrong, helping them make better decisions over time.

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Strict parents who expect respect and obedience might see their children behave well out of fear. However, these children might struggle with low self-esteem and social skills, feeling anxious about being scolded or punished. This can lead them to become introverted and less likely to engage with others.

On the other hand, disciplined parents teach their children good habits from an early age, such as eating and sleeping routines. These children learn to be disciplined and understand the importance of following rules. However, overly strict parents who constantly push their children to study can create fear and anxiety in them, preventing them from focusing and achieving their full potential.

Is parenting alone responsible for child behavior or are there any other factors too? What are they? Explain.

In my opinion, a child's behavior is not just influenced by parents but also by all the people they interact with. Here are some key factors:

Family Relationships:

• Siblings: Interacting with siblings helps us develop social skills and learn different abilities.We learn from each other’s behavior form childhood.

• Extended Family: Grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other relatives also influence a child's behavior. Their interactions contribute to the child’s development.

School Environment:

• Teachers: The way teachers interact with students and their teaching style can affect a child's behavior, self-esteem, and academic motivation.

• Peers: Friends and classmates play a significant role. Children learn social behaviors from their peers, which can be positive or negative.

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Tutors and Extracurricular Activities:

• Tutors: The teaching methods of tutors and their relationship with students can impact a child’s attitude towards learning and behavior.

• Extracurricular Instructors: Coaches and other activity leaders can provide mentorship and model positive behaviors.

Media and Technology:

• Television and Internet: What children watch on TV and the internet can greatly influence their behavior. The type of content they are exposed to shapes their attitudes and actions.

Can we change a child’s behaviour after they are grown up?

No, I don't think a child's behavior can change completely when they grow up. I've noticed that the way my cousin's behaves remains the same as they grow older. For example, I have a cousin who has always been very spoiled since childhood. Even if she didn't get a candy she wanted, she would get upset.

Now that she is older, she still behaves the same way. She gets upset over small things and we have to calm her down. We've often told her to grow up and stop behaving like that, but her behavior hasn't changed since childhood.

So, I don't think a child's behavior changes completely as they grow up, although some people might adjust their views and behavior slightly over time due to their surroundings.

That's it from today's blog I hope you will like it. With best wishes ❤️. Now I like to invite @aviral123 , @suborna03 and @nalainzahra to participate in this amazing contest.

Thanks alot for reading ❤️🤗 .

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