Authoritarian parenting can destroy children’s revealing of creativity during pre-operational period development
Abstract
At the age of children between 2 and 7 is a period a rapid development of imagination and creativity. The world of imagination in this period will be several times stronger than the world of adults. The child’s imagination can lead to the development of his creative thinking. This will help him to find a solution to the encountering problems that may arise in the future. However, a strict parenting can stop the child’s creative thinking. This article will show how the authoritarian parenting style affects child’s creativity.
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