Parenting Crossword Puzzle

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Adoptive: A child is part of a permanent family unit
Uninvolved: Lack of responsiveness
Respect: The ability to recognize and appreciate the rights, beliefs and differences of other people
Nuclear: a family group consisting of parents and their children
Permissive: Few rules and a relaxed approach to behavior
Authoritative: Sets clear, consistent rules and boundaries.
Single: A parent raising a child / children alone
Effective: Successful in producing an intended result
Development: A new stage in a changing situation
Authoritarian: This type of parenting leaves little room for negotiation or compromise
Partnership: An arrangement where parties agree to cooperate to advance their mutual interest
Transition: Passing from one place to another
Inclusion: A practice which ensures every child belongs
Foster: Parents who care for children in the short term
Barrier: Lack of opportunity to get involved, an unmet need.
Behavior: The way in which a child responds to a particular situation
Helicopter: Parents are heavily involved in every aspect of their child/ren lives
Instinctive: Parenting that is highly reactive to the parents own upbringing.
Value: The importance of establishing and maintaining relationships
Blended: A combination of two separate families
Extended: Multiple members of the same family living in the same home and possibly co-raising the child/ren

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QUESTIONS LIST:

adoptive: a child is part of a permanent family unit
uninvolved: lack of responsiveness
respect: the ability to recognize and appreciate the rights, beliefs and differences of other people
nuclear: a family group consisting of parents and their children
permissive: few rules and a relaxed approach to behavior
authoritative: sets clear, consistent rules and boundaries.
single: a parent raising a child / children alone
effective: successful in producing an intended result
development: a new stage in a changing situation
authoritarian: this type of parenting leaves little room for negotiation or compromise
partnership: an arrangement where parties agree to cooperate to advance their mutual interest
transition: passing from one place to another
inclusion: a practice which ensures every child belongs
foster: parents who care for children in the short term
barrier: lack of opportunity to get involved, an unmet need.
behavior: the way in which a child responds to a particular situation
helicopter: parents are heavily involved in every aspect of their child/ren lives
instinctive: parenting that is highly reactive to the parents own upbringing.
value: the importance of establishing and maintaining relationships
blended: a combination of two separate families
extended: multiple members of the same family living in the same home and possibly co-raising the child/ren