Notes

“Responsibilities and Values Of Family”.
A Family is a unit where your desires, sorrows, attainments are considered, solved, and celebrated. A family is very important in shaping a society. At a young age, we used to imagine it's amazing to be grown up. But with growing age, we realize every stage of life is designed with a responsibility. The concept of responsibility is not just limited to household or money matters, but it has root connections with relations and emotions.
It is Hard to be a Parent, but it is much harder when you have many Children. In some Families Grandparents, cousins live together. It can be a big or small family.
People live a life of free wild thought that they are Exempt from responsibilities. Every family member has rights and responsibilities.
The responsibilities of a family are the provision of resources, nurture, and support. To maintain, manage the development of a family system.
The first important responsibility of a family is to provide essentials for survival like food, clothing, and shelter, as it is the basic need of every human.
The second important Responsibility of a family is to love and support as it is the need of every child, where the family members fulfill this duty by creating a home, not a house. A house is constructed with a roof, walls, and floor. But home is made of values, respect, care, and duties.
The children have to realize their responsibilities for their parents and as a family as a whole.

A rich family provides luxuries to all family members. But
at a certain level if the nurturing and teaching norms are ignored the children may face a lack of moral values.
In contrast, if the family is poor where the basic needs are poorly met with love, affection, and teachings it will pave the way for the haves and have nots. But here comes the emotions to deal with poverty. Emotions are strange, they do not understand the logic of patience.

Family is where we learn to love ourselves, and each other. To bear with one another's pains, sorrows, burdens. A Family stands for us and will be there for us in good and bad times. A family builds our character.