 Parenting is the process of raising and educating a child from birth until adulthood.
The word "parenting" has recently appeared and has become very popular due to the necessity to clarify the process of upbringing a child at home by parents as the opposite to the formal education of a child at school. A teacher-student relationship is different than the parent-child relationship. Therefore a parent's methods of educating a child must be different than a teacher's. At school teachers give a child general literacy and scientific knowledge; at home parents give a child general wisdom of life as parents themselves understand it.
Parenting is usually done in a child's family by the mother and/or father (i.e., the biological parents). When parents are unable or unwilling to provide this care, it is usually undertaken by close relatives, such as older siblings, aunts and uncles, or grandparents.
Providing physical security :
Providing physical security refers to a safety of a child's body, safety of a child's life.
To provide physical safety: shelter, clothes, nourishment To protect a child from dangers; physical care To care for a child's health
Providing physical development:
Developing a child physically refers to providing a condition to a healthy growth of a child.
To provide a child with the means to develop physically To train the body of a child, to introduce to sport To develop habits of health Physical games
Providing intellectual security :
Intellectual security refers to the conditions, in which a child's mind can develop. If the child's dignity is safe, that is nobody encroaches upon a child physically or verbally, then he is able to learn. To provide an atmosphere of peace and justice in family, where no one's dignity is encroached upon. To provide "no-fear," "no-threat,” “no-verbal abuse" environment
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