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Living at home. The family believes that the children, especially the daughters, should stay in their father's house until they wed.
to take care of the other people Ian family in the long house
It is about this family (mother and to children, there father died in war) who live in a house and think they are being haunted by a family of ghosts, but really they are the ghosts. But I saw it a very long time ago :)
My Neighbor Totoro is about how two children, upon moving to an old house in the middle of the forest, find and befriends the forest god Totoro. The children and Totoro have many adventures together. There is also a cat bus.
yes except nina
her family husbands children
watch tv, swim, play games such as pool. just about anything most people can do except more.
To house family members of ill children
The house of old is almost like a retirement home. After living with the childless adults (adults whose children have grown and created their own family units) the people are moved to the house of old. There, they are taken care of by children volunteering and people whose assignments are related to the house of old. the old can apply for release and a celebration is thrown in his or her honor. children are not allowed to attend.
for 10 children 75.95
Nuclear family is father mother and children.Extended family is father mother children plus some other relatives like grandparent(s) or aunt or uncle
A family home should be serene for the proper development of the children.
In Greece, a man was required to do everything except keep the house in order and raise the children.
14... in one family
I have a small house and a big family so about 7 or 8 people.
House slaves looked after the owners house and family on Southern plantations. House slaves were selected from the most well-behaved of the field slaves. House slaves cooked the meals, cleaned the house, did the laundry, and looked after the children.
In the novel "Shabanu: Daughter of the Wind" by Suzanne Fisher Staples, the life of Shabanu's family is affected because without male children, the family faces societal pressure and financial strain. In their culture, male children are considered essential for taking care of the family's animals and ensuring their livelihood. Without male heirs, the family's future and status in the community are uncertain.