P.A.L.O.

is a non-profit organization that aims to educate parents on the various

aspects of parenting. The organization’s primary focus is to provide resources
and information to parents that can help them navigate through the different
stages of child development.

Carefree Parenting
Carefree parenting is divided into four categories: the risk of curiosity for children,
the risk of putting too much trust in children, balancing of work and family life, and
the effects of material gifts as replacement to experiential.
Curiosity is a natural part of life, but if it is not encouraged from birth, it can lead
to introversion. Curiosity drives young people to interact and comprehend and
can help them learn how to improve the world for their generation.
Parents should consider their boundaries with their children as they grow up.
They should be available to help them navigate life's challenges but also allow
them space to make their own decisions. They should also be aware of their
limitations and not give them complete autonomy. When their child abuses or
misuses a responsibility, freedom, or power, it is a breach of trust. Parents should
intervene and make recommendations when things don't go as planned.
Working parents are more likely than males to have their careers interrupted by
family obligations. Women are more likely than men to take time off from work
to care for a child or other family member, and many are glad they did.
Parents engage their kids in interactions using material goods such as toys,
electronics, and fashionable clothing. These luxuries serve a useful purpose and
can be used as punishment or rewards for good behavior. Conditional material
rewards, such as purchasing items for kids to give them as rewards for successes
or good behavior, are linked to the materialism of success and can have an
impact on materialism. Classic conditioning can also transfer the joy a youngster
feels when their parents approve of them to the acquisition of material rewards,
thus boosting the child's propensity towards materialism.

The organization helps parents

become more aware and involved in
their children’s lives.
Parental Awareness Learning
Organization aka P.A.L.O

Behavioral Disciplinary
Effective communication Good parenting involves actively There are four types of parenting
between parents and children is listening to a child with an styles: authoritative, permissive,
essential for building a strong, appropriate and respectful and uninvolved. Isolation can lead
healthy relationship and manner and approach, and to low self-esteem and low self-
promoting children's growth finding ways to lead them down a confidence. Lacey, Kumari, and
and development. It involves better path. Parenting styles have Bartley (2014) studied social
active listening, providing a significant impact on children's isolation.
appropriate feedback, and being academics, mental health, self-
receptive to the child's needs. esteem, and social relationships.
Behavioral
Understanding Child Developmental Stages and Milestones
Disciplinary
understanding child developmental stages and milestone is divided into two categories: effects of
parental expectations on children and letting the child become their own person.
Parental expectations are reasonable beliefs or determinations that parents have about their
children's potential for academic success. They can influence child outcomes through multiple
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pathways, such as academic achievement, the greatest degree of education reached, or school
attendance. Perfectionism among college students has been linked to an increase in parental
expectations and criticism, which can have detrimental mental health implications.