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CD-Strong Family

Ch 3.1 Strong Families

QuestionAnswer
Nuclear Family Mother,Father, & at least 1 child.
Blended Family Single parent marries another person who may or may not have children
Extended Family Parents, at least one child and other relatives(grandparents,aunts/uncles or cousins) who live with them.
Nuclear Adopted children are automatically considered this
2 functions of the family meet basic needs, prepare children to live in society
Provide support Families help us deal with stress
Tradition A custom that is followed over time
Celebration Traditions Birthday, special occasions & holidays
Family Traditions events & activities like vacations or family meetings
Patterned Family interactons Daily family routines like dinner & bedtime
Why are traditions important to families? Provide continuity, understanding & appreciation of one another.
Why are daily family routines important? To develop brain growth and stability for children
Why is a strong family important to children They learn to handle life and stress
Why is stress detrimental to children's brains? Acid wash dissolves neurons & dendrites
Why are family values important? Children learn from the family; family shapes society
Why is it important for a family to play together? teaches honesty, cooperation, taking turns, trust, & following rules
What do families provide? belonging, emotional support,nurturing, protection & security
Characteristics of Strong families Spend time together, share responsibilities, work together to resolve differences
How adults prepare children for society through example, communication, religious training
How to handle conflict keep cool, actively listen, use positive body language
Childbearing Stage Having the first child adjusting to parenthood
Aging Stage Adjusting to free time & declining health
Brain Plasticity The ability to be shaped and reshaped
Beginning Stage When 2 people establish a home & family
Parenting Stage Meeting the needs of 1 or more children until they turn 18
Launching Stage Children gradually leave home due to graduation, marriage, or work
Middle Stage A couple renews their relationship and prepares for retirement
Potential the ability to become the best you can be
Physiologic Needs food, clothes, shelter, water, air, bed
safety needs binky, blanket, nightlight, door locks, adults respond when I cry
Love/belonging needs Hugs, love, kisses, friends,chores, family pictures
self esteem needs awards, certificates, praise, encouragement
self actualization become the best you can be, more concerned with the others
Maslow's Hierarchy a belief that people develop from the bottom stage to the top. If one level gets knocked off development falls back to the bottom stage.
Pruning Weeding out unused brain cells to make way for new learning
Windows of Opportunity Prime period for learning a skill
Giving children choices Helps build brain pathways
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