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Dimensions of Parenting

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Tags: warmth, control, discipline, gatekeeping
Added: June, 25th 2009
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Parents express love and affection and are responsive to their child’s needs and requests. Parents outline specific rules and expectations and enforce them consistently. As a child grows
and matures, parents continue to set limits, but allow for more autonomy in the child’s world.
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