Three Characteristics Of My Ideal Family

My ideal family is defined as a community in which parents are able to support and provide basic needs to the children. I grew up in Dominican Republic with my parents, and three siblings. While I was living in Dominican Republic, my mother was the main provider of the family because my father did not had a stable job. Therefore, when I was six years old, my father moved to the United States in order to find a better job. When my father left home, my family begun to have problems economically and emotionally. My parents got divorce when I was ten years old. Even though, my family directly did not suffer economic problems, I learned that the economic status of a family is very important because it makes the family more unified and reduces the amount of problems in their relationship. I personally believed that an ideal family should be well structured and based upon moral standards. The three characteristics that my ideal family must have are: no more than three children, the disposition of making sacrifices for the sake of the children, and both parents should provide to the family.
My ideal family must have no more than three children because having children is expensive. In Dominican Republic, low class families tend to have many children because they believed that when their children grows up, they will become successful …show more content…
This type of ideal family will greatly benefit society. Having two to three children would demand a great chance in obtaining people in a society to have an education and pleasant life. Both parents working will assure economic stability. Furthermore, the children will also learn how to be grateful for their parents because they will experience what love is. Family provides their members with support, love, encouragement, and