Apparently I'm an asshole because I tend to raise my child authoritarian and authoritatively. There's a time to pay attention to feelings and what the child wants, but respect and discipline is important too. 😩😩
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I was raised with both. My dad was authoritarian and my mom was authoritative. People immediately assume that being authoritative means I'll beat my kid when I dont like something they do, which isn't the case. You can be stern and firm when needed and you can still remain kind and loving. It's a balance.
There’s a way to discipline and respect without being authoritative. Simply because a parent chooses not to be an authoritarian, doesn’t mean their children are disrespectful and undisciplined.
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