Do you know what kind of family you belong to?

Hello friends, receive a cordial greeting, today I made the decision to make a publication about the family, its types and importance, because the family is common in humans and it is interesting to know much more about this topic, let's start ...

What is the family?

Theoretically, it is the set of people by marriage, kinship or adoption couples. It is considered as a natural and universal community, with an affective base, in an indisputable way in the individual and of social importance. It is said to be universal and that the history of the family is the history of humanity, in simpler words, the family is union with one or more people who have ties of blood, reciprocal affection and moral ties.

We all know who makes it up (Mother, Father, Grandmothers, Grandparents, Brothers, Uncles, Cousins, Nephews).

Did you know what the family types are?

We all have the basic knowledge, that the family is the family, but very few people know, in the last decades, with many important changes in society, and the family is not an exception, here are some types:

Nuclear family: The nuclear family is what we know as a typical family, that is, the family formed by a father, a mother and their children, there are several types of nuclear families such as simple nuclear family, two-parent nuclear family and extensive nuclear family.

Single-parent family: the single-parent family consists of only one father who takes charge of the family unit and, therefore, raising children, there are several types: with a divorced mother or father, with children by assisted fertilization, with a widowed mother or father, with a single mother or father.

Adoptive family: This type of family refers to parents who adopt a child. Although they are not biological parents, they can play a great role as educators. This family is only possible if the adoptive parents have been able to elaborate the loss of the biological son they had imagined, as a desire for continuity and transcendence of themselves.

Family of separated parents: In this type of family, the parents have separated after a crisis in their relationship. Although they refuse to live together, they must continue to fulfill their duties as parents. Very different from single-parent parents. if the couples continue to live together under the same roof, it is only for reasons of money, the problem is still there, moreover, the children can be living in an environment of tension and coldness between the parents that can have consequences on their behavior.

Composite family: It is characterized by being composed of several nuclear families. The most common cause is that other families have formed after the breakup of a couple, and the child, in addition to living with his mother and his partner, also has the family of his father and his partner, and may have stepbrothers.

Importance of the family

The family has always been and the main pillar of society. It is the place where members are born, learn, educate and do. It must be refuge, pride and joy of all its members. When the family has problems, joys or internal sorrows, they affect all family members, suffering or enjoying them, due to their total interrelation.

For all the above I invite you to fully love your family, enjoy each moment the teachings given by those who compose it, is the fundamental support that the human being has to face life, remember that this is a cycle and that you, that you are about to create a family you will be a fundamental pillar of your family nucleus.

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magic8ball (47) · 7 years ago

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scholaris (60) · 5 years ago

How have I not seen this article yet? It's simple and well-written in my opinion. I recently started writing about family-life in vocal, but it's from the father's perspective, because...well I'm a dad. Anyway, thanks for the overview. Best of luck.