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- 1Types of familiesNuclear
reconstituted
same sex (homosexual)
single (lone) parent
adoptive
foster
residential
Extended - 2Nuclear familyParents and their children live away from the rest of their family. there is no support or help from the family as they live too far away. more effort is required to keep contact with the family member if parents work.
- 3step (reconstituted) familywhen a marriage occurs, or one or both parents may bring children from a previous marriage or relationship
- 4same sex (homosexual) familyadults may also choose to live together as a couple with someone of the same sex. this contemporary family may also include children
- 5single(lone) parent familywhere one parent lives with a child or children. the other parent may share responsibility for the children but this can vary. some parents look after children without any contact from the other parent.
- 6Adoptive familyparent/parents adopt the child/children. it is permanent .
- 7Foster familyparents look after a child/children on a temporary basis. children who may or may not have their own families live in other people houses for a long or short period of time. they may return home at some stage.
- 8Residential care homesThese homes are there to ensure that the needs of children are met when they can't live with their own family. they may go from here to a foster family.
- 9Extended familyA large group - may include grandparents,parents,brothers,sisters,aunts,uncles - who all live locally and support one another.
- 10culturea set of norms, beliefs and values that belong to a group, which make them different from other groups. its acceptable to follow traditions within a culture
- 11signs of different culturesmusic
size of the family
hygiene
lifestyle
traditions and celebrations
food and eating habits
language and dialect
religion
clothing - 12a stable relationshiprespect
love
comfort
loyalty
priorities
commitment
trust - 13factors to consider when planning a familyis it a stable relationship?
do they have enough money?
what would be their ideal age to have a child?
how many children do they want?
can the parents provide? - 14changes to lifestyle after having a babysocial life may lesson.
baby consumes majority of time.
brings joy and laughter to house.
find they have little freedom.
may need to change employment. - 15advantages of becoming a young parent1. parent may be fitter and healthier
2.mothers body will recover quicker
3. parents will have more energy.
4. grandparents may be more capable of helping out because they are younger.
5. less risk of the child having Down's syndrome. - 16Disadvantages of becoming a young parent1.less financially secure.
2.less confident in looking after their family
3.resent not having a career.
4.will affect their social life.
5. may not feel for the responsibility
6. not had time to organize home. - 17Factors that affect the choice for the parent to have more children1. May wait till other child is more dependent.
2. can they afford another child?
3.May be advised against it for health reasons.
4. a difficult first birth may have put mother off.
5. they wish to increase family - 18babies needsclothing
equipment for sitting and playing
equipment for feeding
somewhere to sleep
toys to play with
travelling equipment
bathing and changing equipment - 19Advantages of disposable nappiesvery absorbent
very convenient
no folding, pinning or liners
quick and easy to use
fit different sized babies
soiled nappy is thrown away - 20Disadvantages of Disposable nappiesexpensive
bulky to store
environmental issues, nappies aren't biodegradable. - 21Advantages of non - disposable nappiescheaper in long term
kinder to environment
colourful and attractive
quick to wash and dry
can last from birth to potty training - 22Disadvantages of non - disposable nappiescost more in the beginning
have to be sterilised and laundered
have to buy extras
not easy to use if out or on holiday - 23Types of accidents1.scalds and burns
2. falls
3. choking
4. suffocation
5. road accidents
6. drowning
7. poisoning - 24http://0.tqn.com/y/chemistry/1/S/H/d/harmfulirritant.jpgharmful or irritant
- 25http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/53/Skull_and_crossbones.svg/2000px-Skull_and_crossbones.svg.pngtoxic or very toxic
- 26http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/87/Hazard_C.svg/2000px-Hazard_C.svg.pngcorrosive
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- Karteikarten am Ohne Titel, erstellt von aliviahewitt am 27/11/2014.
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- aliviahewitt · Nov 2014
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- 6 Apr 2018
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