The end result is empowerment" (Barakat and Clark 1999). The last theory is permissive parenting. Many researchers have stated: "Permissive parents are caring, warm and accepting. . Their main concerns are to let children express their creativity and individuality and to make them happy (Neal 2000), in the belief that this will teach them right from wrong (Berger 2001). Permissive parents have difficulty setting clear boundaries, providing structure, are inconsistent in disciplining (Huxley 1998), and regularly reward bad behavior (Dworkin 1997). Children are not pressured to obey guidelines or standards that, even when they exist, are not enforced (Barakat and Clark 1999). “It is said that for your child to have good behavior, you must have a mixture of these three parenting styles, never too much and never too much.