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Functions Of Families
Types Of families
Family Of Life Cycle
Family Strengths
Family Guidelines
100
Food, shelter, clothing, and education are examples of these needs.
What are basic needs.
100
This family consists of a mother and a father, and one or more children.
What is a nuclear family
100
Starts as a couple.
What is a beginning stage
100
Spending time with your family members and you are able to make a list of the dozens of differences
What is the cultural background of families
100
Old family stories, daily and seasonal rituals, photo albums and special mementos link the family to its past.
What is sharing traditions and family history
200
A part of a family allows you to try new things and make mistakes.
What is providing a safe trail and error environment
200
One parent raises the children. The parent may be divorced, widowed, or never married.
What is a single parent family.
200
New members-children are added to family.
What is parenting stage
200
Family members who look in the best in one another have great potential for getting along.
What is having a positive attitude about life and family
200
The ability to laugh together, even in rough times, can mean a lot.
What is taking time for laughter and play
300
Your family members believe in each other and themselves.
What is giving emotional support.
300
We two people get married and at least one already has a children.
What is a blended family
300
Teens and young adults start to leave the family home and assume work and household responsibilities of their own.
What is launching stage
300
Quality time spent either in a group or one on one.
What is arranging to spend time together
300
Teens who are responsible are often given more privileges.
What is act responsibly
400
Parents teach their children these skills and the children use these skills in their life childhood relationships as well as adult relationships.
What is teaching moral values and social skills.
400
The family includes relatives besides the parents and the children, such as a grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
What is a extended family
400
Allows parents to focus on begin a couple once more.
What is middle years stage
400
A hug, a compliment, a card or note of thanks, a task done without asking.
What is showing appreciation and love for one another.
400
Understanding also depends on how well your parents know you.
What is increase your understanding
500
Children learn about their family's cultural heritage and traditions customs passed from one generation to another.
What is passing on traditions.
500
A parent who adopts a child who is not born to them.
What is a adoptive family
500
Retirement from a job, people have more time to reflect on the past, and share with others what they have learned over their life time.
What is retirement stage
500
The family's daily actions reflect what it considers important
What is sharing beliefs, values, and goals
500
Disrespectful words and actions
What is show respect