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Having children does not limit personal freedoms very much. |
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Many new parents have to alter their lifestyles when they have a child. |
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Parent may feel tied down by a baby and resent it. |
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Providing care for a child's physical needs like food and diaper changing are really all parents have to be concerned about. |
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People naturally know how to be good parents. |
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Parenting can be enriching and rewarding. |
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Children will make a struggling marriage stronger. |
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The commitment for parenting is generally for eighteen years. |
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When a child is in diapers, parents lifestyles may be limited, but after that, they may go back to the lifestyle they are used to. |
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Babies easily fit into a parent's existing schedule because they do no yet have their own ideas about things. |
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Good or Bad Reasons for Parenthood?
To carry on the family name. |
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Good or Bad Reasons for Parenthood?
To have someone who will always love me. |
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Good or Bad Reasons for Parenthood?
To provide love, care and guidance to another human being. |
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Good or Bad Reasons for Parenthood?
To experience the bond between a parent and child. |
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Good or Bad Reasons for Parenthood?
To show others how grown up I am. |
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Good or Bad Reasons for Parenthood?
To make my boyfriend stay with me. |
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Good or Bad Reasons for Parenthood?
To get out of school. |
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A person who marries someone who already has children.
blended family
stepparent
extended family |
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Choose the correct term:
Someone who assumes temporary legal responsibility for a child.
caregiver
foster parent
adoptive parent |
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Choose the correct term:
Anyone who cares for a child.
nuclear family
stepparent
caregiver |
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Choose the correct term:
Stepparents, stepbrothers and stepsisters
extended family
blended family
single parent family |
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Aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents.
blended family
nuclear family
extended family |
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A person who goes through a legal process to become a permanent parent of a child that is not biologically his or her own.
foster parent
adoptive parent
single parent |
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Mother, father and children.
blended family
caregiver
nuclear family |
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One parent and child(ren)
foster parent
caregiver
single parent |
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