Teachings of Family Relations

  Hello everyone and welcome to this week’s blog post on my family relations class.  I hope that you’ll be able to learn something new from my blog post today just as I learned new things from my family relations class this past week. During last week’s blog post I talked about parenting. We learned about the different ways that parents teach their children and help them grow. This past week during my family relations class we talked about divorce. Today I would like to share with you what I have learned about divorce and the different reasons people get a divorce. The first reason for getting a divorce is money. Spouses who are reckless with credit cards can run up large debts without the knowledge of their spouse. One spouse can make considerably more than the other which can lead to resentment and control issues. Money can be especially important to the degree that you don’t have it. When one spouse or the other loses a job or significant unexpected financial setbacks take place

               Hello everyone and welcome to this week’s blog post on my family relations class! I hope that you’ll be able to learn something new from my blog post today just as I learned new things from my family relations class this past week. During last week’s blog post I talked about the importance that fathers have in the lives of their children. This past week in my family relations class we talked about parenting. We learned about the different ways that parents teach their children and help them grow. During my blog post today I would like to talk about effective steps for parenting. The first step is boosting your child’s self-esteem. Even at a very young age kids start developing their sense of self as they see themselves through the eyes of their parents. The tone of voice, body language, and facial expressions are all absorbed by children. Because of this, the words and actions of a parent highly affect the development of self-esteem of a child. The second step is to catc

               Hello everyone and welcome to my 11th blog post about my family relations class. I hope that all of you have a great week and are ready to learn more about what I have learned from my family relations class this past week. Last week I spent a great deal talking about communication and how we can utilize the five secrets of effective communication. This week I would like to talk about fathers and the many reasons they are very important to their children. To start off I would first like to talk about the father’s role of education in the children’s lives. Fathers tend to have a strong interest in the lives of their children. Statistically it is shown that when they see their father regularly, they are more likely to achieve better results while in school. Children with an actively involved dad score higher on tests of verbal and mathematical ability, and show greater problem-solving abilities and social skills. Another reason the role of fathers is very important is the b