If your child questioned one of your rules, how would you respond?

“Because I said so”

Explain the reasoning for the rule

It depends what it is, but I might be more lenient after I hear them out

I don’t know, I am not really that strict

Do you feel like your children should be obedient all the time, or do you adopt more of a “kids will be kids” type of attitude?

I think children should have more freedom

What method would you use if your child disobeyed one of your rules?

Talk about it instead of discipline

Do you worry more about your parenting or other things in your life, such as work, paying bills, etc.?

Mostly parenting, but not always

Would you allow your children to drink with their friends when they are older but still underage?

Yes, I don’t care about that

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Everyone obviously wants to be a good parent, but the definition of “good parenting” isn’t as black and white as it seems. Everyone has their own set of parenting styles they use, which mostly come from the example they were shown when they were a child and growing up. However, those parenting styles might not necessarily be compatible with other parenting styles and could cause potential disagreements when it comes to parenting decisions. It is important to find a person with similar ideas and values when it comes to your parenting style, so it’s always good to have these conversations before deciding to start a family if you have the opportunity. You should find a person with the same parenting style to eliminate any disagreements or friction. What parenting style would you best co-parent with? Take this ‘Co-Parenting Compatibility’ quiz to find out.