Bad Parenting Effects On Children

It has long been the belief that bad parenting can have a negative impact on children. There are a variety of contributing factor that are identified as having a negative impact on parenting style, such as substance abuse, mental health issues, life stress and lack of financial and social resources and etc. To further complicate matters there are certain factors that place children at higher risk of experiencing abuse or neglect by a parent who doesn't have the skills to be a good parent. Maternal depression and substance abuse on child can cause a very low academic standard and for children with this type of bad parenting can have long lasting effects on them. Effects that can be a very important issue. Parenting stress
Children are at high risk of neglect abuse and insecure attachment because "parenting stress is associated with authoritarian" (Meppelder 2015). Parenting stress is directed to negative behavior, such as not being able to handle such stress of caring for a child. In the current study they will reveal the effects of parenting stress and child behavior they "investigate the extent to which resources mitigate the experience of parenting stress despite difficulties with their children" (Meppelder 2015). A couple of hypothesis were made on parenting stress, one observation that was made is when parenting stress is raised when the child's behavior is out of control but it is lowered when the parent has support and financial resources available to them. The second observation that was made is that there is a strong correlation between the parental stress and child behavior but with the adequate support system and resources the parent will less likely have a negative impact on the
Parents .Children's rates of social interaction were raised because of enjoying school and activities outside of the home and also great academic achievements. Social interactions is a huge part of the child's growth and development, "child social functioning has broadly defined social functioning to include externalizing and internalizing behavior problems" (Abulizi 2017). There have been many investigations on how the child's social interaction and how the relation of temperament and parenting both contribute. Child temperament and maternal parenting have no effect on the child's social functioning. Unfortunately there is limited research available exploring this dynamic of the child's social functioning as it relates to the interaction of the child's temperament and maternal parenting. If the parent is loving and affectionate and positive parenting skills the child is more likely to have a higher self a stem, social confidence, and make safer behavior choices on the other hand parents that are loving and affectionate are very controlling parents. Controlling parents tend to have children that are fearful and nervous and social withdraw. "child social functioning has broadly defined social functioning to include externalizing and internalizing behavior problems" (Abulizi