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The customary village of Tenganan Pegringsingan is one of the oldest villages in Bali that still practices the ancient tradition in everyday life. The familial system that adopts the bilateral system and the peculiarities of the village of Tenganan Pegringsingan bring about a unique parenting experience for the parents and the child. This study was aimed at exploring parenting experience in the bilateral system viewed from the social-emotional aspect in children of the customary village of Tenganan Pegringsingan. The study employed indigenous psychology with indigenization from within. It used in-depth interview and observation as the methods of data collection. The results showed that children in Tenganan Pegringsingan culture consist of two stages of development called cerik and rare. Each has a unique developmental phase and influences the parenting practice experience. The value to maintain the purity of lineage kindles the spirit of everyday parenting experience. These nurture values are the basis of the community's success in maintaining its existence as an old village (Bali Aga) in the midst of today's modern society.

Parenting Experience in the Indigenous Balinese Village, Indonesia