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Parenting Workshop Handouts

Parenting Style Quiz: What's Your Approach?


For each statement, choose the option that best describes your usual behavior:
1. When my child makes a mistake, I usually...
A. Explain calmly and help them learn from it
B. Scold or punish immediately
C. Let it go—they’ll figure it out on their own
D. Often don't notice or respond
2. Rules in my home are...
A. Clear and discussed with the child
B. Strict and non-negotiable
C. Flexible and few in number
D. Not really defined
3. If my child is upset, I tend to...
A. Listen and try to understand their feelings
B. Tell them to stop overreacting
C. Distract them or give in
D. Avoid involvement
4. When it comes to screen time or social media...
A. I set limits and explain why
B. I strictly control usage
C. I allow them to decide
D. I don’t keep track
5. I believe discipline should...
A. Teach and guide
B. Enforce obedience
C. Be avoided to keep peace
D. Be inconsistent or absent

Scoring Key
Mostly A’s – Authoritative: You balance warmth with structure and encourage
independence with boundaries.
Mostly B’s – Authoritarian: You value discipline and obedience but may struggle with
flexibility and emotional connection.
Mostly C’s – Permissive: You’re nurturing and supportive, but may find it hard to set
consistent rules.
Mostly D’s – Neglectful: You may be overwhelmed or distracted, and more involvement
could greatly benefit your child.
Communication Bingo
Mark the squares you've done. Get a straight line or full house!

Listened without Said “I’m proud of you” Attended a PTM


interrupting

Asked about child’s Avoided using phone Shared a family meal


feelings during a conversation

Praised effort over Encouraged open talk Took interest in child’s


results hobby

Apologized when wrong Avoided comparison Hugged your child today

Use this sheet as a fun check-in and reflection tool. Celebrate your wins!

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