Parents’ Ideas about Good Parenting: Narratives of First- and Second-Generation Hmong Parents

Q2 Business, Management and Accounting
Z. Xiong, Malina Her, Cahya Haniva Yunizar, D. Mao
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Parenting ideas and practices are highly influenced by culture. However, when parents move to another country, their parenting ideologies and practices are often questioned by their children and the larger society. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to understand the concept of good parents and its origins from two generation Hmong parents. Twenty-one parents (9 first-generation and 12 second-generation) from a midwestern state in the United States (14 mothers and 7 fathers), ages ranging from 19 to 50 (mean=31.57, SD=8.29), participated in the study. Results show that good parents provide for their children’s basic needs, are involved in their children’s daily lives, communicate with their children without yelling, discipline their children with age-appropriate techniques, and teach their children to be responsible and independent. Additionally, we also found that parents learn about parenting from their family members instead of professionals. Suggestions for parent education and future studies are discussed.
父母关于良好教养的观念:苗族第一、二代父母的叙述
养育子女的观念和做法深受文化的影响。然而,当父母移居到另一个国家时,他们的教育理念和做法经常受到孩子和更大社会的质疑。因此,本研究的目的是了解好父母的概念及其来源,从两代苗族父母。来自美国中西部某州的21位父母(9位第一代父母,12位第二代父母)(14位母亲,7位父亲),年龄19 - 50岁(mean=31.57, SD=8.29)参与了研究。结果表明,好的父母会满足孩子的基本需求,参与孩子的日常生活,不大喊大叫地与孩子交流,用适合孩子年龄的技巧管教孩子,教会孩子负责任和独立。此外,我们还发现父母从他们的家庭成员而不是专业人士那里学习育儿。对家长教育和今后的研究提出了建议。
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AJAR Asian Journal of Accounting Research
AJAR Asian Journal of Accounting Research Business, Management and Accounting-Accounting
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