child rearing
Bringing up kids
Child rearing is the process of raising children from infancy to adulthood—feeding, protecting, educating, and shaping their behavior and values.
The term emphasizes the sustained work involved: She wrote extensively about child rearing practices in different cultures.
Also spelled as one word or hyphenated: childrearing, child-rearing.
- authoritativeHaving recognized expertise
- disciplineTrained self-control or specialty
- setting boundariesEstablishing personal limits
- affectionWarm emotional attachment
- bedtime routinesRegular pre-sleep activities
empathy · moral reasoning · family values · resilience · emotional intelligence · bonding · quality time · independence · self-regulation · social skills · trust-building · lullaby · permissive · screen time management · tantrums · terrible twos · bedtime · infant
- childhoodchildhood, baby, kid, toys, play
- Islamic familyumm, ab, bint, household, birr
- familymother, father, parents, siblings, parent
- family lifebirth, kinship, childbirth, pregnancy, new baby
- homemakingcooking, cleaning, laundry, recipes, baking
- Governess themesgoverness, Jane Eyre, Anne Bronte, nursery, schoolroom
child rearingchild neglect
Failure to care for minors
child abandonment · parental neglect · neglect · abandonment · child abuse
child rearingelder care
Assistance for seniors
geriatric care · end-of-life care · hospice care · senior care · elderly care
child, rear, nurturing, parenting, rearing, upbringing, reared, rears, child-rearing