The purpose of this study was to analyze the beliefs and attitudes of 15 mothers about traditional parenting practices in their primary family context associated with risky parenting styles that they exercise with their children between the ages of 12 and 16 years of age. Municipality of Pensilvania-Caldas. This research was oriented with a type of exploratory-descriptive study, with the focus group interview guide being the information gathering instrument. For the selection of the population sample, convenience sampling was implemented, and as a data analysis procedure, the qualitative data analysis method was used. The results showed that the aggressive behaviors at the psychophysical level exercised by mothers towards their children are a consolidated multigenerational construction from existing cultural traditions, negatively affecting the adolescent's perception of herself and her world. It is concluded that the traditional socio-family upbringing component does significantly influence the maternal beliefs and attitudes that they express and practice in raising their children when consolidating their roles at the socio-family level.