A family that consists of the parents and their children.

2

A family brought up by one parent.

2

4 :

1.Death of one parent

2.Divorce or seperation

3.Birth to a single mother

4.Health reasons

2

Child or children is the natural parent of one child but not both.

2

2 :

1.New brothers, sisters or parent to get along with.

2.May take some time to get used to the new family.

2

1.New-laws - women can vote ,property rights and equal opportunities.

2.Education and career choices are similar for male and female.

3.Women can opt to of marriage beaus they done rely on husband for financial support.

4.Labour saving devices - for example hoovers. they have made work easier and made more time fir women to have jobs, socialise and spend time with their children.

5.State benefits - have eased financial problems to some extent.

6.Contarception is now more reliable so people can choose to the amount of children they want.

7.More single parent families.

8.Divorce is easier and more socially acceptable.

United Nation Convention on the rights of a child.

2

Promise made to people by the Government.

2

1.Be healthy

2.Stay safe

3.Enjoy and achieve

4.Make a positive contribution

5.Acheive economics well-being

2

A multicultural society is a society where there are may different faiths religions and beliefs. If somebody is part of a religion that is a minority in a country then they will need to adapt to life in a different country, which has a different culture, and accept the other religions too. The native population will need to include and celebrate many traditions to ensure that all religions feel included.

-adapt to life in a different country

-accept other religions

-native population - need to include and celebrate many traditions to ensue that all religions feel included.

8 :

-restricted freedom

-may need a bigger house

-pleasure and satisfaction

-children are hard work

-stress and worry

-social life changes

-less time as a couple

-sacrifices may ned to be made in terms of money

2

1.The way that themselves were brought up.

2.Experienced gained through helping with younger brothers, sisters, cousins,neighbours etc.

3.Babysiting or experiencing of working with younger children.

4.The stay at school or collage of subjects to do with children.

2

1.Family and friends

2.the health visitor

3.Laflets,ooks,TV and videos

4.Preperation classes

2

1.Physical - development of the body

2.Speech - learning to talk

3.Social - learning to interact with people

4.Emotional - learning to control feelings

5.Intellectual - development of the mind

2

Development of the body

2

Learn to talk

2

Learn to interact with people

2

Learn to control feelings

2

Development of the mind

2

Aquire knowledge of the society in which the child is growing up.

2

1.Mental health

2.Career position

3.Money and finances

4.Living conditions ( size of house )

5.Age

6.Stable relationship

7.Childcare

8.Commitment

9.Culture ( how to bring the child up )

2

1.Language

2.Religion

3.Traditions

4.Education

5.Hygeine

6.Food - diet and eating habits

7.Music - songs, drama,literature and eating habits

8.Leisure activities

9.Style of dress

2

People of different races , or countries of origin.

2

An area where people have many different faiths religions and beliefs.

2

Father goes out to work and makes important decisions and the mother cares for the home and children.

2

Mother and father don't have distinct roles, they share responsibilities such as money, childcare, chores, and looking after the house.

2

The mother goes out to work and make important decisions and the father cares for the home and children.

2

girls - learn faster, talk earlier, control bladder earlier, ore increased chance in people being earlier and are better with words earlier.

boys - active, energetic, keen to explore and competitive.