Trinity Jewett
Ms. Jensen
FaCS
3-13-18 Why families are important Families will be there for you when you need them and when you don’t need them. Your parents will always be your parents and they will always love you even though you might do stupid things. Your family can consist of your blood relatives or your closest friends because they will be there for you when you need to talk. You have respect for each other and take responsibility when it come to family it you don’t it turns into a big mess. Family it the very first relationship that we have with other people. People who consider each other to be family love each other and take care of each other. Some children are raised by their grandparents. Several people consider their friends …show more content…
When a family member falls into depression, drugs, drinking, etc., they will be there to help you get through your hard times. Family values are a set of unwritten rules and codes that creates and helps build our trust, vision towards society and many things that we face in our day to day life. Strong family values can instill greater clarity in decision making regarding our life and leads to a relatively easier and more balanced life. Giving strong values as a parent not only protects a child but also create a civilized conscious citizen and help move society towards a more harmless tomorrow. Strong family values can help check all the moral and ethical corruption in various walks of life which otherwise ultimately contributes to inequality poverty crime and what not.
In today’s hard and fast world the most successful person are those who can take quick decisions about what they want from life. Family value that helps you distinguish what is morally correct and what suits your value system. Today the single largest task in hands of parents is protecting their children from outside influence which are majorly negative in nature. Injecting strong family values in child since childhood is one such measure that can ensure their safety in a time when direct supervision of child has become near
Ms. Jensen
FaCS
3-13-18 Why families are important Families will be there for you when you need them and when you don’t need them. Your parents will always be your parents and they will always love you even though you might do stupid things. Your family can consist of your blood relatives or your closest friends because they will be there for you when you need to talk. You have respect for each other and take responsibility when it come to family it you don’t it turns into a big mess. Family it the very first relationship that we have with other people. People who consider each other to be family love each other and take care of each other. Some children are raised by their grandparents. Several people consider their friends …show more content…
When a family member falls into depression, drugs, drinking, etc., they will be there to help you get through your hard times. Family values are a set of unwritten rules and codes that creates and helps build our trust, vision towards society and many things that we face in our day to day life. Strong family values can instill greater clarity in decision making regarding our life and leads to a relatively easier and more balanced life. Giving strong values as a parent not only protects a child but also create a civilized conscious citizen and help move society towards a more harmless tomorrow. Strong family values can help check all the moral and ethical corruption in various walks of life which otherwise ultimately contributes to inequality poverty crime and what not.
In today’s hard and fast world the most successful person are those who can take quick decisions about what they want from life. Family value that helps you distinguish what is morally correct and what suits your value system. Today the single largest task in hands of parents is protecting their children from outside influence which are majorly negative in nature. Injecting strong family values in child since childhood is one such measure that can ensure their safety in a time when direct supervision of child has become near