Abstract

Grandparenting parenting pattern is childcare done by grandparents. Childcare should be the responsibility of both parents, but because there are several factors, namely: both parents are busy working, the economic state of the family and there is no parental trust in others in the care of the child except from a close family, so the responsibility is transferred to grandparents. In RT/04 RW/02, there are 7 families who transfer temporary parenting roles to grandparents. The types of parenting patterns applied are: democratic, authoritarian and permissive parenting patterns. From this type of parenting pattern, it will affect the personality of the child. There are 5 personality types: sanguin, phlegmatic, melancholic, cholelic and arsetif types. In childcare each grandparent has its own parenting pattern but the more instrumental in parenting is grandmotherhood. Parenting patterns are influenced by educational background, knowledge, activities, socioeconomic circumstances and so on. But the supporting factor in the implementation of parenting patterns well depends not only on the type of parenting pattern applied by grandparents, but also on the characteristics in the family and community environment. The forms of foster care patterns that are applied are very closely related to the personality of the child after becoming an adult. This research method uses qualitative research, with a type of qualitative descriptive research to describe the findings in the field. Data collection in this study uses three techniques, namely: observation, interview and documentation. From the findings of the researchers parenting patterns in 7 families RT/04 RW/02 dusun besar kota bengkulu 4 families who apply democratic parenting patterns and 3 families applying permissive patterns. for child personality, 3 children who have sanguin personality, 1 child flegmatic personality, 2 children choleric personality and 1 child aresif personality.Keywords: Parenting Patterns Grandparenting, Personality Of Children Aged 4-6 Years

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