Why we need to study more about the effects of the family to a growing child

           Family is the basic unit of society, it to ensures the continuation of society both biologically through procreation, and socially through socialization. Family is the single most important influence in a child's life. From their first moments of life, children depend on parents and family to protect them and provide for their needs. It is where everything starts, where an individual learns to learn its morals and values in life.

            Family values are one of the things that every family has. It is sometimes referred to as familial values, these are traditional or cultural values that pertain to the family's structure, function, roles, beliefs, attitudes, and ideals. Family values affect an individual on how he interacts with other people. A family value can always be different from another perspective depending on how the family guides the child.

       Families are where we connect ourselves in relationships to past, present, and future generations. It is a bondage that cannot be broken by any means. Without the family, there will be no family values, there will be no morals, virtues and belief that every individual carries from the start until the end of their lives. It can never be destroyed. It is a foundation that its members had made for a long time and it will get stronger until the end of time.

            To know the importance of family values and its effect on an individual is our one of our main purposes why we conducted this research, in order for us to fully understand the effects and advantages of family values, on how it gravely affects the individual’s behaviour within the family or even on his environment.  It also includes the issues of a family and the difficulties of an individual such as financial problems, vices, broken families, traditions and etc.

  Families build a person’s personality. That is why it’s a given that we must depend on our family from the beginning, we are given a family to provide for us, to protect us, and to prepare us for the challenges we’ll face in the years ahead.