Support
parents in the middle ages most likely did not eat there children but if they were dire enough the could have but most would chose not to eat there own children because like today parents love there children in most cases
3.According to the poem, What kind of support does grown up children need from their middle aged parents?
Becuase why would the parents want their children to have the same middle name?
No. You are middle aged and in no need of child support. This is something your other parent should have done while you were a minor.
The event that tends to cause an increase in sibling contact and support during middle adulthood is often the onset of aging-related issues or health crises in parents. As siblings come together to provide care or support for their aging parents, they frequently strengthen their own relationships. Additionally, life transitions such as children leaving home or the loss of a parent can prompt siblings to reconnect and offer emotional and practical support to one another.
Parents love their children eaqualy. ( but maybe not at the same time though )
The best scenario is to have two parents that maintain an active interest in the children. Children need contact with their parents, it's unfair to them to be put in the middle of an adult relationship that is strained.
Probably because they lived with their parents their whole life and they now live with their children, so they are related to both, they have children to care for, and old parents to watch over. They are not sure who to help.
Working and middle-class parents socialize their children through different approaches influenced by their socioeconomic contexts. Working-class parents often emphasize obedience, respect for authority, and practical skills, focusing on immediate survival and stability. In contrast, middle-class parents tend to prioritize independence, critical thinking, and extracurricular activities, encouraging their children to explore diverse interests and develop social networks. These differing strategies reflect their values and the resources available to them, shaping their children's social development and future opportunities.
Being the last of ten children, Davis' parents gave him the middle name of Finis. True. B. Scott Kentucky
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The degree of individual freedom the parents had on their jobs was the primary factor.