Vsr Parenting Flashcards
The State must adopt a comprehensive health development approach accessible to all, with special priority for children.
Article XIII, Section 11:
Ensures free and compulsory elementary and high school education.
Article XIV, Section 2 (2):
Allows religious education in schools with parental consent.
Article XIV, Section 3 (3):
Mandates the State to protect children’s rights to assistance, proper care, nutrition, and safeguard them from neglect, abuse, cruelty, and exploitation.
Article XV, Section 3 (2):
Governs civil obligations and responsibilities.
Civil Code:
Covers family relations, including child custody and parental responsibilities.
Family Code:
Includes provisions on child labor.
Labor Code:
Establishes the rights and responsibilities of children
Child and Youth Welfare Code (Presidential Decree 603):
Child and Youth Welfare Code (Presidential Decree 603): Establishes the rights and responsibilities of children, amended by:
Child Protection Act (Republic Act No. 7610):
Juvenile justice and welfare act ( RA 9344)
Provides stronger safeguards against child abuse, exploitation, and discrimination.
Child Protection Act (Republic Act No. 7610):
Focuses on the protection and rehabilitation of juvenile offenders
Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act (Republic Act 9344):
Focuses on the protection and rehabilitation of juvenile offenders
Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act (Republic Act 9344):
Amends R.A. 7610, strengthening protection against child labor and providing measures for the elimination of its worst forms
Republic Act No. 9231:
strengthening protection against child labor and providing measures for the elimination of its worst forms
Republic Act No. 9231: Amends R.A. 7610
It is a crime to exploit children for prostitution or sexual activities. Penalties include imprisonment ranging from reclusion temporal in its medium period to reclusion perpetua.
Child Prostitution and Sexual Abuse:
This Act shall be known as the “Special Protection of Children Against Abuse, Exploitation and Discrimination Act.”
SALIENT PROVISIONS OF RA NO. 7610.
It refers to the maltreatment, whether habitual or not
Child Abuse
Quality of parenting affects a child’s behavior and can increase or decrease delinquency.
Parent-child conflicts can escalate if not managed well, leading to alienation.
Problem-solving and negotiation are key to preventing violence in family conflicts.
Parenting Skills
Effective supervision involves clear “house rules” covering associations, curfews, and school performance.
Good supervision minimizes the likelihood of delinquency by reducing exposure to negative influences.
• Positive parenting involves consistent interaction and reinforcement of good behavior
Parental Supervision:
Demanding and responsive; encourages independence while setting clear limits. Associated with positive outcomes.
Authoritative:
Demanding but not responsive; emphasizes obedience and discipline, often leading to lower social competence and potential resentment.
Authoritarian:
Responsive but not demanding; few expectations, acting more like a friend than a parent. Can lead to lack of discipline.
Indulgent:
Unresponsive and undemanding; minimal interaction with the child, often resulting in neglect and increased delinquency risks
Indifferent:
Quality of parenting affects a child’s behavior and can increase or decrease delinquency.
Parenting Skills
