Child Development- Types of family 3.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? Home Economics: Child DevelopmentTypes of familyGCSEOCR Created by: Megan16BCreated on: 07-01-16 17:11 Nuclear families are what? Parents and children living together 1 of 13 Nuclear families live seperately from who? Other relatives 2 of 13 What is an advantage of a nuclear family? Parents can raise their children without interference from relatives 3 of 13 What is a disadvantage of a nuclear family? Children might have to be looked after by someone outside the family if both parents work 4 of 13 Extended familes include who? Grandparents;aunts;uncles 5 of 13 What is an advantage of an extended family? Always a relative to look after the child 6 of 13 What is a disadvantage of an extended family? They feel as if they can interfere 7 of 13 Single sex families have two what? Two female, or two male parents 8 of 13 How can single sex parents have a family? By using donors who provide either an egg or sperm, or surrogates (who actually carry the baby) or they can foster or adopt 9 of 13 Lone parents may be what? unmarried, seperated, divorced or widowed 10 of 13 Reconstituted families include who? Step parents and step children 11 of 13 What is common with step-siblings? Sibling rivalry, it's a lot too get used too 12 of 13 Why may children resent step parents? They might feel that the step-parent is trying to take the place of one of their biological parents 13 of 13
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