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Rosie, as the oldest child, has taken on responsibilities like waking her siblings, feeding them breakfast, and getting them ready for school due to her mother's drug issues causing her to sleep late. She has assumed the role of parent in the family by handling tasks normally done by a mother or guardian. This could have long-term consequences for Rosie's development if the responsibilities become too burdensome. It also implicitly teaches her siblings that Rosie, not their mother, is fulfilling the maternal role in the home.

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Common Roles within the Family System
Discussion Question
Rosie’s mother has a drug problem and often sleeps well past
the time her children need to get up for school. Rosie takes it
upon herself to get her siblings up, give them breakfast, and get
ready for school. She, being the oldest child, has been assuming
more and more responsibility for tasks around the house.
Answer the following:
Which of the four most common roles in family systems do you
think Rosie is taking on?
What are the potential long-term consequences for Rosie in
taking on these heavy responsibilities?
What message do you think Rosie’s role as “second mom” sends
to her siblings about Rosie and their mother?

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