Ever wonder where you fall on the parenting label spectrum? Or where people think you fall (i.e., how they label you)?
Below is a handy-dandy little quiz to tell you which kind of parent you are. Take it if you dare to come face to face with the truth …
(Note: This is for entertainment purposes!)
- You’re at the playground with your child when he falls and starts crying. You:
A — Ask your kid what the hell they’re doing at the park when there’s studying to be done. B — Go over and make sure he’s okay and give him a kiss to make it better. C — Call 911. D — Do nothing at all. E — Laugh and go back to texting.
- Your child comes home and tells you that someone was making fun of them. You:
A — Ask your child if the bullying interfered with any studying. B — Make him some chocolate chip cookies, give him a hug, and ask him if he wants to talk about it. C — Move so your child can change schools. D — Tell them it’s fine and not to worry about it. They can handle it. E — Roll your eyes and ask if their whining is going to cut into The Bachelor.
- Your child learns something new — to tie their shoelaces; the alphabet. You:
A — Blink at them, unimpressed. B — Exclaim, “Great job!” and tell them how proud you are of them. C — Were hovering over them the entire time to ensure they didn’t get hurt/were doing it properly. D — Tell them it’s cool … over the phone. You’re in Barbados when this happened, and he’s home alone. E — Sarcastically say, “Wow, awesome, dude. I did that 100 years ago,” and go back to smoking.
- Your toddler starts throwing a temper tantrum because she wants a piece of candy. You:
A — Take the piece of candy and slowly put it in your own mouth in front of them. B — Tell them candy isn’t safe for kids their age and let them know they can have a cookie after lunch. C — Dive over the piece of candy and quickly hand feed them an organic apple. D — Say, “Sure, whatevs.” E — Give them two pieces … you just don’t want the whining to interrupt your stories.
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title: “Quiz What S Your Parenting Style " ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-26” author: “Alice Patterson”
Ever wonder where you fall on the parenting label spectrum? Or where people think you fall (i.e., how they label you)?
Below is a handy-dandy little quiz to tell you which kind of parent you are. Take it if you dare to come face to face with the truth …
(Note: This is for entertainment purposes!)
- You’re at the playground with your child when he falls and starts crying. You:
A — Ask your kid what the hell they’re doing at the park when there’s studying to be done. B — Go over and make sure he’s okay and give him a kiss to make it better. C — Call 911. D — Do nothing at all. E — Laugh and go back to texting.
- Your child comes home and tells you that someone was making fun of them. You:
A — Ask your child if the bullying interfered with any studying. B — Make him some chocolate chip cookies, give him a hug, and ask him if he wants to talk about it. C — Move so your child can change schools. D — Tell them it’s fine and not to worry about it. They can handle it. E — Roll your eyes and ask if their whining is going to cut into The Bachelor.
- Your child learns something new — to tie their shoelaces; the alphabet. You:
A — Blink at them, unimpressed. B — Exclaim, “Great job!” and tell them how proud you are of them. C — Were hovering over them the entire time to ensure they didn’t get hurt/were doing it properly. D — Tell them it’s cool … over the phone. You’re in Barbados when this happened, and he’s home alone. E — Sarcastically say, “Wow, awesome, dude. I did that 100 years ago,” and go back to smoking.
- Your toddler starts throwing a temper tantrum because she wants a piece of candy. You:
A — Take the piece of candy and slowly put it in your own mouth in front of them. B — Tell them candy isn’t safe for kids their age and let them know they can have a cookie after lunch. C — Dive over the piece of candy and quickly hand feed them an organic apple. D — Say, “Sure, whatevs.” E — Give them two pieces … you just don’t want the whining to interrupt your stories.
Wanna know what kind of mom you are? Click through for the answers! Image via Varin/Flickr
title: “Quiz What S Your Parenting Style " ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-16” author: “Vivian Blackburn”
Ever wonder where you fall on the parenting label spectrum? Or where people think you fall (i.e., how they label you)?
Below is a handy-dandy little quiz to tell you which kind of parent you are. Take it if you dare to come face to face with the truth …
(Note: This is for entertainment purposes!)
- You’re at the playground with your child when he falls and starts crying. You:
A — Ask your kid what the hell they’re doing at the park when there’s studying to be done. B — Go over and make sure he’s okay and give him a kiss to make it better. C — Call 911. D — Do nothing at all. E — Laugh and go back to texting.
- Your child comes home and tells you that someone was making fun of them. You:
A — Ask your child if the bullying interfered with any studying. B — Make him some chocolate chip cookies, give him a hug, and ask him if he wants to talk about it. C — Move so your child can change schools. D — Tell them it’s fine and not to worry about it. They can handle it. E — Roll your eyes and ask if their whining is going to cut into The Bachelor.
- Your child learns something new — to tie their shoelaces; the alphabet. You:
A — Blink at them, unimpressed. B — Exclaim, “Great job!” and tell them how proud you are of them. C — Were hovering over them the entire time to ensure they didn’t get hurt/were doing it properly. D — Tell them it’s cool … over the phone. You’re in Barbados when this happened, and he’s home alone. E — Sarcastically say, “Wow, awesome, dude. I did that 100 years ago,” and go back to smoking.
- Your toddler starts throwing a temper tantrum because she wants a piece of candy. You:
A — Take the piece of candy and slowly put it in your own mouth in front of them. B — Tell them candy isn’t safe for kids their age and let them know they can have a cookie after lunch. C — Dive over the piece of candy and quickly hand feed them an organic apple. D — Say, “Sure, whatevs.” E — Give them two pieces … you just don’t want the whining to interrupt your stories.
Wanna know what kind of mom you are? Click through for the answers! Image via Varin/Flickr
title: “Quiz What S Your Parenting Style " ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-26” author: “Claudine Dixon”
Ever wonder where you fall on the parenting label spectrum? Or where people think you fall (i.e., how they label you)?
Below is a handy-dandy little quiz to tell you which kind of parent you are. Take it if you dare to come face to face with the truth …
(Note: This is for entertainment purposes!)
- You’re at the playground with your child when he falls and starts crying. You:
A — Ask your kid what the hell they’re doing at the park when there’s studying to be done. B — Go over and make sure he’s okay and give him a kiss to make it better. C — Call 911. D — Do nothing at all. E — Laugh and go back to texting.
- Your child comes home and tells you that someone was making fun of them. You:
A — Ask your child if the bullying interfered with any studying. B — Make him some chocolate chip cookies, give him a hug, and ask him if he wants to talk about it. C — Move so your child can change schools. D — Tell them it’s fine and not to worry about it. They can handle it. E — Roll your eyes and ask if their whining is going to cut into The Bachelor.
- Your child learns something new — to tie their shoelaces; the alphabet. You:
A — Blink at them, unimpressed. B — Exclaim, “Great job!” and tell them how proud you are of them. C — Were hovering over them the entire time to ensure they didn’t get hurt/were doing it properly. D — Tell them it’s cool … over the phone. You’re in Barbados when this happened, and he’s home alone. E — Sarcastically say, “Wow, awesome, dude. I did that 100 years ago,” and go back to smoking.
- Your toddler starts throwing a temper tantrum because she wants a piece of candy. You:
A — Take the piece of candy and slowly put it in your own mouth in front of them. B — Tell them candy isn’t safe for kids their age and let them know they can have a cookie after lunch. C — Dive over the piece of candy and quickly hand feed them an organic apple. D — Say, “Sure, whatevs.” E — Give them two pieces … you just don’t want the whining to interrupt your stories.
Wanna know what kind of mom you are? Click through for the answers! Image via Varin/Flickr
title: “Quiz What S Your Parenting Style " ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-26” author: “Ralph Ramirez”
Ever wonder where you fall on the parenting label spectrum? Or where people think you fall (i.e., how they label you)?
Below is a handy-dandy little quiz to tell you which kind of parent you are. Take it if you dare to come face to face with the truth …
(Note: This is for entertainment purposes!)
- You’re at the playground with your child when he falls and starts crying. You:
A — Ask your kid what the hell they’re doing at the park when there’s studying to be done. B — Go over and make sure he’s okay and give him a kiss to make it better. C — Call 911. D — Do nothing at all. E — Laugh and go back to texting.
- Your child comes home and tells you that someone was making fun of them. You:
A — Ask your child if the bullying interfered with any studying. B — Make him some chocolate chip cookies, give him a hug, and ask him if he wants to talk about it. C — Move so your child can change schools. D — Tell them it’s fine and not to worry about it. They can handle it. E — Roll your eyes and ask if their whining is going to cut into The Bachelor.
- Your child learns something new — to tie their shoelaces; the alphabet. You:
A — Blink at them, unimpressed. B — Exclaim, “Great job!” and tell them how proud you are of them. C — Were hovering over them the entire time to ensure they didn’t get hurt/were doing it properly. D — Tell them it’s cool … over the phone. You’re in Barbados when this happened, and he’s home alone. E — Sarcastically say, “Wow, awesome, dude. I did that 100 years ago,” and go back to smoking.
- Your toddler starts throwing a temper tantrum because she wants a piece of candy. You:
A — Take the piece of candy and slowly put it in your own mouth in front of them. B — Tell them candy isn’t safe for kids their age and let them know they can have a cookie after lunch. C — Dive over the piece of candy and quickly hand feed them an organic apple. D — Say, “Sure, whatevs.” E — Give them two pieces … you just don’t want the whining to interrupt your stories.
Wanna know what kind of mom you are? Click through for the answers! Image via Varin/Flickr
title: “Quiz What S Your Parenting Style " ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-07” author: “Ralph Holt”
Ever wonder where you fall on the parenting label spectrum? Or where people think you fall (i.e., how they label you)?
Below is a handy-dandy little quiz to tell you which kind of parent you are. Take it if you dare to come face to face with the truth …
(Note: This is for entertainment purposes!)
- You’re at the playground with your child when he falls and starts crying. You:
A — Ask your kid what the hell they’re doing at the park when there’s studying to be done. B — Go over and make sure he’s okay and give him a kiss to make it better. C — Call 911. D — Do nothing at all. E — Laugh and go back to texting.
- Your child comes home and tells you that someone was making fun of them. You:
A — Ask your child if the bullying interfered with any studying. B — Make him some chocolate chip cookies, give him a hug, and ask him if he wants to talk about it. C — Move so your child can change schools. D — Tell them it’s fine and not to worry about it. They can handle it. E — Roll your eyes and ask if their whining is going to cut into The Bachelor.
- Your child learns something new — to tie their shoelaces; the alphabet. You:
A — Blink at them, unimpressed. B — Exclaim, “Great job!” and tell them how proud you are of them. C — Were hovering over them the entire time to ensure they didn’t get hurt/were doing it properly. D — Tell them it’s cool … over the phone. You’re in Barbados when this happened, and he’s home alone. E — Sarcastically say, “Wow, awesome, dude. I did that 100 years ago,” and go back to smoking.
- Your toddler starts throwing a temper tantrum because she wants a piece of candy. You:
A — Take the piece of candy and slowly put it in your own mouth in front of them. B — Tell them candy isn’t safe for kids their age and let them know they can have a cookie after lunch. C — Dive over the piece of candy and quickly hand feed them an organic apple. D — Say, “Sure, whatevs.” E — Give them two pieces … you just don’t want the whining to interrupt your stories.
Wanna know what kind of mom you are? Click through for the answers! Image via Varin/Flickr
title: “Quiz What S Your Parenting Style " ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-08” author: “Matt Beasley”
Ever wonder where you fall on the parenting label spectrum? Or where people think you fall (i.e., how they label you)?
Below is a handy-dandy little quiz to tell you which kind of parent you are. Take it if you dare to come face to face with the truth …
(Note: This is for entertainment purposes!)
- You’re at the playground with your child when he falls and starts crying. You:
A — Ask your kid what the hell they’re doing at the park when there’s studying to be done. B — Go over and make sure he’s okay and give him a kiss to make it better. C — Call 911. D — Do nothing at all. E — Laugh and go back to texting.
- Your child comes home and tells you that someone was making fun of them. You:
A — Ask your child if the bullying interfered with any studying. B — Make him some chocolate chip cookies, give him a hug, and ask him if he wants to talk about it. C — Move so your child can change schools. D — Tell them it’s fine and not to worry about it. They can handle it. E — Roll your eyes and ask if their whining is going to cut into The Bachelor.
- Your child learns something new — to tie their shoelaces; the alphabet. You:
A — Blink at them, unimpressed. B — Exclaim, “Great job!” and tell them how proud you are of them. C — Were hovering over them the entire time to ensure they didn’t get hurt/were doing it properly. D — Tell them it’s cool … over the phone. You’re in Barbados when this happened, and he’s home alone. E — Sarcastically say, “Wow, awesome, dude. I did that 100 years ago,” and go back to smoking.
- Your toddler starts throwing a temper tantrum because she wants a piece of candy. You:
A — Take the piece of candy and slowly put it in your own mouth in front of them. B — Tell them candy isn’t safe for kids their age and let them know they can have a cookie after lunch. C — Dive over the piece of candy and quickly hand feed them an organic apple. D — Say, “Sure, whatevs.” E — Give them two pieces … you just don’t want the whining to interrupt your stories.
Wanna know what kind of mom you are? Click through for the answers! Image via Varin/Flickr
