Family Structures In The Family

Families
There are many different types of families that are born in our society. All different that have many ways of showing the supporting and caring, and being a stable family structure. The family structure affects the behavior of parents in different ways as the caregiver 's stress and the amount of time spend with the child. There are three types of families the nuclear, single-parent, and grandparent.
Firstly, the nuclear family is when both parents and children are living in one house considered traditional. The nuclear family is best known in this society to raise children. The children have most support of the parents, and the most opportunity to finish an education. They also have better health, well-being than other family
One in four children is born to a single mother. Single parent families are generally close and find ways to work together to solve problems. “According to U.S. Census Bureau,3 out of about 12 million single parent families in 2015, more than 80% were headed by single mothers(Race)” The single parent family has the most struggles since they have the most challenges in family structures, but also have help from close family members. Single parents have an only limited income they cannot always afford child care. A single mother struggles to balance a career and raising her children says, “she taught them to help one another, down to buttoning each other 's shirts before kindergarten(Shellenbarger).” "For this family to work without a daddy, we 've got to work together. It 's going to be tough, but we can make it (Shellenbarger)," she told them. With the challenge, Abby says, "she made us feel special(Shellenbarger).” Single parent families support each other emotionally. Even with all the struggles that this type of families come across the child is able to succeed in a career just more challenging. Single mothers spent 11.8 hours, a 57 percent increase(D’Vera). Spending time
“In 2010, about one in 14 U.S. children (7 percent) lived in a household headed by a grandparent—for a total of 5.4 million children, up from 4.7 million in 2005(Scommegna). The grandparents also have to work to support the child. A journal in Georgia had a journal published, this is what a grandparent stated. “It’s a financial hardship, but what do you do? (Hendrick)” Mazer asked. "We didn 't want them to be split up like could have happened in foster care. We purchased a new house about four or five years ago, big enough for two people, and now there are five. So now we 're talking about selling and looking for something bigger(Hendrick).” “It’s been a very difficult time (Hendrick)," he added. "But we still feel that we are lucky to have them with us, and they feel lucky, I think, to be with us. There 's love and satisfaction. They are family(Hendrick). The children may have better emotional stability are very bad. Don’t matter the case it the child will have to love and support need to be successful. The Census Bureau found the average time children spent in their grandparents’ care also increased, from 13 hours a week in 2005 to 14 to 16 hours per week in 2006(Sparks). Spending time with a child and involving in the child life is good by showing the child is being cared for.
In this society, there are many types of families. They