Explore different types of family, their responsibilities and attributes

1. ! What is a family !
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2. What is a family
A family is a specific group of people that may be up in
partners, children, parents, aunts, uncles, and
grandparents. Usually we use the word family to the people
we love.
FAMILY VIDEO

3. Different ways to make a family
● You can make a family by having a significant other (different
genders) who have sexual intercourse.
● Another way to make a family is adopting a child to make a
nuclear family
● You can also make a family of close friends or family
● If you can't make a nuclear family you can pay a sperm donor
or egg donor.

4. Family structure pictures

5. Family structures
Nuclear family: includes 2 parents and children. 70% of
people live in a nuclear family.
Single parent: includes a single parent raising one or more
children on his/her own.
Extended family:is 2 or more adults who are related either
by blood or marriage , living in the same household
(includes many relatives.)includes cousin, aunts/uncles,
and grandparents living together.

6. Family structures part 2
Childless family: there are couples that cannot or choose
not to have children. Sometimes called “forgotten family”
sometimes the couples take responsibilities of pets.
Step family: when marriage ends and they claim a divorce
usually many individuals choose to get remarried and they
create a step family which involves two separate families
combined into one unit.

7. Family structures part 3
Grandparent family: they raise their grandchildren for
variety of reasons, example: parents died or parents have
an addiction (like drugs) or the children have been
abandoned or the child's parents are unfit parents.
FAMILY GIF

8. Family bonds
There are 2 bonds in a family.
● Legal bonds: they are legally bond through marriage,
adoptions, and guardianships.
● Blood bonds: people who are directly related through
common ancestor. includes siblings, parents,
grandparents, aunts/uncles, nieces/nephews, and cousins
(family tree)

9. Parents responsibilities
Safe environment
● Keep child from physical, sexual, and emotional abuse
● Keep dangerous objects away(locked) from children
Respect child
● Respectful language
● Respect their feelings
● Respect privacy
● Respect opinions
● Respect individuality
● Respectful language
● Respect their feelings
● Respect privacy
● Respect opinions
● Respect individuality

10. Parents responsibilities
Respect child
● Respectful language
● Respect their feelings
● Respect privacy
● Respect opinions
● Respect individuality

11. Parents responsibilities part 2
Child's basic needs
● Water
● Plenty of nutritious foods
● Shelter
● Warm bed (includes blankets,sheets,and pillow)
● Medical care
● Proper clothing for weather conditions
● Space

12. Parents responsibilities part 3
Educate child
● Honesty
● Respect
● Responsibilities
● Compassion
● Patience
● Forgiveness
● Generosity (generous)

13. Parents responsibilities part 4
Know your child
● Spend quality time together
● Be approachable to your child
● Ask questions/communicate
Childs school education
● Communicate with child's teacher
● Assist your child with their homework (don't do it for
them)

14. Parents responsibilities part 4
Childs school education (continuing)
● Talk to child about school (events)
● Recognize child's academic achievements

15. Bibliography
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