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Flashcards by denise.goetsch, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by denise.goetsch
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| Question | Answer |
| Family Forms (1) Blended families | a couple – married or not – and the children from previous relationships live together in one household. |
| Blended families - Advantages | - children grow up with mum and dad - for girls it is easier to talk about their problems with a woman and for a boy is easier to talk with a man - the children can play or learn together - the families can broaden their horizons because the other family might have other values + interest |
| Blended families - Challenges | - accepting the new "parent" and the new step-sibling - jealousy (Neid/Eifersucht) |
| Family Forms (2) single parent families | one parent in the household who raises the children |
| single parent families advantages | - the relationship between parent and kids is more intensive (or less) - single parent makes more trips (swimming, hiking,...) (or less) - the children get independent because they are alone sometimes |
| single parent families challenges | - financial problems - must juggle work and home - must do the household alone |
| Family Forms (3) traditional families | consist of a father, mother, one or more children and sometimes the grandparents |
| traditional families - Advantages | - strong feeling of belonging somewhere - feeling of stability - grandparents can look after the children - when children have problems they can talk to mum and dad - children can play with their silblings |
| traditional families challenges | - the generations live together - fights between the siblings - dad says yes to something and mum no - result problems |
| past-present-future | - in the past there were a lot of traditional families - today there are many blended families because there are many divorces - in future there will be many single parents and also many blended families |
| What makes a family? | - love - feeling of belonging - can talk about problems with all family members - spend the freetime together - everybody helps everyone - share same values |
| parenting | - is the process of raising child - parents are responsible for the basic resources, protection of any harm, such as discrimination and violence and their social and emotional development - there are many types of parenting styles and methods |
| helicopter parents | - attention to their children's experiences and problems - want to control and supervise all the things which happen in their children's life - they hover their kids |
| helicopter parents examples | - bring the kids to school and also pick them up - control every step (phone, freetime) - they want to know everything (school, friends) - don`t allow dangerous things - spy on their kids |
| helicopter parents reasons | - couples which were waiting long for a pregnancy and mothers which already lost a child tend to act in this way - people who want to have the control over everything fear/mistrust of "the world" - are obsessed that their kid becomes and gets the best |
| helicopter parenting how to avoid? | - they should have more trust in their children - let them try out - give free space - let them make own chioces - let them make own experiences |
| free range parents (1) | - parents think children need more trust, independence and freedom - kids should find out their own limits - children's self-confidence will rise - better to learn by mistakes - little supervision |
| free range parents examples (1) | - children prefer to get hurt by riding a bike instead to not being allowed to try - parents allow their kids everything - dont look after their kids as tense as others |
| free range parents examples (2) | - e.g. while they have a cup of tea at a restaurant, the kids would be allowed to run around outdoors, unsuoervised |
| free range parents reasons | - parents want to raise their children to independent adults - young parents act in this way because they are still kids - parents with less time (job) |
| free range parenting how to avoid? | - spend more time with their kids - they should make rules - talk about risks and dangerous |
| What makes good parents? | - look after their kids - spend time together - talk about problems - feeling of belonging - find right belance between freespace and supervision |
| Teenage Pregnancy individual risk factors | - drugs and alcohol - lack of knowledge about sex - having sex at a young age - being the victim of sexual abuse - lack of goals for the future |
| Teenage Pregnancy social risk factors | - pressure from peers to have sex - dating older guys - friends who are sexually active - poor peer relationships |
| Teenage Pregnancy Family risk factors | - poor parents supervision - less communication between parents and teen - negative family interactions - single-parent families - family history of teenage pregnancies |
| Teenage Pregnancy how to prevent | - knowledge is the best weapon - necessary to talk about the different contraceptives - education in sexual matters - let them know who they can talk to e.g. which relative they can ask |
| Teenage Pregnancy how to help? | - visit a doctor to confirm the pregnancy - talk with other teenager who has a baby - support the teenager - encourage to finish school |
| Teenage Pregnancy how to cope with the situation? (1) | - tell your parents and the father of the child about the pregnancy - child father should have the chance to think about the situation |
| Teenage Pregnancy how to cope with the situation? (2) | - when the father of the child leaves you alone you must get financial benefits from him - ask for help - accept help |
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