What Kind Of Mom Are You Quiz

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15 Questions | Total Attempts: 6212 | Updated: Jun 26, 2024
1. What do you think children need more: rewards for good behavior or punishment for bad?

Punishment
Both are important
It depends on the situation
Rewards for good behavior
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2. Your child has a lot of homework this week, and you’re unsure if they can complete it. What do you do?

Make sure they finish everything even if they have to stay up all night
Tell them to do their homework and give them chores as well
Help them but understand that they might not finish in time
Call the teachers and ask for a deadline extension
3. Your teenager wants to throw a party at your house. What do you say?

Absolutely not
Maybe, maybe not, we'll see
Yes, but we need to establish some rules
Sure, I don't care
4. What is your child’s schedule like?

Busy, busy, busy
Depends on what time of the year it is
Not too busy– just school and play dates
Very flexible
5. How involved should a mother be in her college-aged child's life?

Very involved
Somewhat involved
Not very involved
Not involved at all
6. Your child has come home with bad grades. What do you do?

Ground them
Say it's okay but hire a tutor
Encourage them to do better by offering an incentive
Nothing
7. Your teenage daughter wants to go to a concert with her friends. What do you do?

Allow her to go, but only if you can go with them as a chaperone
Agree for her to go but then change your mind r the night before
Call her friends' parents to consult them
Let her go
8. Would you ever let your young child travel alone?

No, of course not
No, I don't think so
Yes, only after I've traveled with them a few times first
Yes, definitely
9. You made dinner for the family, but your child refuses to eat their vegetables. What do you do?

Force feed them their vegetables
Let it go but make a vegetable-based dinner the next day
Calmly tell them to eat a few vegetables, then let them leave the table
Nothing, they can do whatever they want
10. Your child wants to play with you, but you’re busy. What do you do?

Tell them to ask someone else to play because you have to work
Tell them to play by themselves but then feel bad and go play with them
Save work for later and go play with them
Shoo them away
11. Do you find yourself questioning every parenting decision that you’ve made?

Yes, all the time
Sometimes
Only if my child(ren) are unhappy about it
No, I realize that even if I’m not perfect, I’m doing the best that I can
12. Do you constantly compare yourself to other parents?

Yes, all the time
It depends
No, I just want my child(ren) to not hate me
No, why should I?
13. Do you lose your cool around your child?

Yes, quite often
Yes, but I can’t predict this
No, I remain calm at all times
It depends on whether they are getting on my nerves
14. What is the best way to treat your child’s mistakes?

I reprimand them strictly
It depends on the situation
I treat them in a loving manner
Depends on how much they are getting in my way
15. Do you think negative motivation (scolding) or positive motivation (rewards) is better for a child?

Negative motivation might be essential at times
It depends on my mood
I prefer positive motivation for child(ren)
Anything that makes things easier for me
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