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Arisa [49]
3 years ago
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WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Igoryamba3 years ago
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Answer: Module One: Text Questions

Review Questions

Discuss one of the common myths of becoming a parent and why it is not true.

Being sad all the time.  What is the most common myths of becoming parents is being tired and sad all the time. The tire part is understandable but the sad part is optional. People say when you have kids you start to feel more down and moody. But really the reality is new parents want to have an uplifting spirit for their kids. Not the other way round.

What are the qualities of a nurturing parent?

Showing compassion, Love, in all honesty towards your child.

3. There is more than one way people can become parents. What do a biological parent, adoptive parent, and foster parent have in common?

All want children and to have companion. Most people who want children are ready in their life are me financially and emotionally stable for a another person in their life. Of course it does depend on the person  wanting kids or not but at the end of the day all we want in life is to be loved and for some people that's having a child in your life. And I think that's what all these different parents having common.

What financial needs are parents obligated to provide for their children?

In addition to financial needs, what other needs might a child have that a parent is expected to provide?

Will financial leave would have stable for a education, clothing and shoes, food, and many more. Emotionally they would have to provide Love, care, trust, honesty, and discipline in their child.

Critical Thinking Questions

Select one of the qualities of a nurturing parent and why you feel this quality is important.

Love, Love such a powerful thing and it can impact someone's small or big. Love is within all of us and to show love shows that you care. Is a mother or father shows nothing else but love and honesty that child will grow up to be and feel loved. This is one of the most important qualities of parent could have.

Which parental responsibilities do you think would be the most challenging? Why?

Keeping up with a schedule. Keeping up with your child is honestly what I think is the hardest part. Imagine having to drive your child to school, pick him up, take him to football practice, Cook food for him, help with his homework, read him a book, tuck him into bed, and do it all again next morning.

Which parental responsibilities would be the most interesting to you? Why?

Probably cooking for him or her. Cooking is probably one of my favorite passions and I think that will be fun to have a kid and cook for him or her.

Discuss  one positive reason and one negative reason for having children

One negative reason is you have to keep up with someone in care for someone and spend time with someone. It's a lot and sometimes it can get really tiring especially having more than one kid.

Which parenting style do you think you would use as a parent? Why?

I would probably be fun and caring towards my child but also be down the wall and be disciplined with them. You also want them to feel like they're your best friend Vice versa.

Explanation: Hope this helps!

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