The family Structures in Health and Social Care
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- Created on: 29-04-16 11:52
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- Family Structures
- The lone parent family
- Dependable on other family members
- only one role model for them to grow up like
- One parent who has custody for the child/ children
- The nuclear family
- live cooperatively
- Two role models for the children
- Come together all as one unit
- Relatives live separately e.g grandparents and aunties and uncles
- The reconstituted family
- Can be arguments between the children or parents
- The children might not like each other and they are related
- Consists of people who have been married and children with there old partners who have broken up
- quite a lot of children as they have come from two separate marriages that haven't lasted
- Parents just live together they don't have to be married
- The extended family
- Whole family live together in one household
- It consists of a nuclear family
- Extended vertically or horizontally
- Different age groups
- Grandparents and aunties and uncles live in the household with the nuclear family and all of there children
- The lone parent family
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