Parenting skills are the general rules, regulations, and strategies that parents use in their day-to-day nurturing and child-rearing. Specific parenting skills have been identified by experts and backed by psychology. Parenting skills can be learned in parenting classes, but more often than not, they come naturally for most parents. There are poor parenting skills and good parenting skills. Parents who use poor parenting skills tend to justify their actions with their love for their children. However, poor parenting skills produce children who are not only emotionally unstable but also immature and irresponsible. On the other hand, good parenting skills naturally raise children who are morally upright and emotionally stable long after they attain adulthood. Good parenting instills responsibility, spirituality, maturity, and intellectual ability in children. It is the parents’ responsibility to determine the best parenting skills to use on their children since each child’s unique personality may require different strategies. To stay informed about the latest applicable parenting skills, parents can always ask other parents for advice or obtain information from parenting classes.