No where. That is the title of Hilary Clinton's book which is from an African proverb.
It means it takes everyone to raise a child not just the individual.
"It takes one village to raise a child."
In the Bible, the scripture says that Joseph found out Mary was pregnant before they were married. He initially planned to divorce her quietly, but an angel appeared to him in a dream and told him that the child was from the Holy Spirit. Joseph then chose to stay with Mary and raise the child, who would be named Jesus.
To use scripture to guide and raise your child in alignment with your beliefs and values, you can regularly read and discuss relevant passages with them, model the teachings through your own actions, and encourage them to apply the lessons in their daily lives. This can help instill moral principles and strengthen their understanding of your faith.
listen to the song and write them yourself, its quicker :)
Yes, in some Christian sects an unmarried couple living together can raise their child according to scripture and doctrine. However, having a child out of marriage and living together before marriage is frowned upon in most churches.
Here are some common phrases using the word "village": "It takes a village to raise a child" - meaning that a community's support is essential for a child's upbringing. "Global village" - referring to the interconnectedness of the world due to technology and communication. "Village gossip" - referring to rumors or hearsay within a small community. "Village life" - describing the lifestyle and activities in a small rural community.
It's an old African proverb that has been around for centuries. It is well known now since CLinton used it as a book title. It is actually It takes a village to raise a child.
The proverb "it takes a whole village to raise a child" emphasizes the importance of communal support and collective responsibility in child-rearing. It suggests that a child's development and well-being are not solely the responsibility of the parents, but of the entire community. This proverb highlights the idea that children benefit from the guidance, care, and influence of a diverse network of individuals within their community.
It means the entire local community is involved in the education and growth of children - they learn from what they see outside their home environment.
Regardless of where you live, it is still expensive to raise a child.
It means that a child does not just grow up within a home, where there may be a single parent or a combination of parents, but a child will grow up in a community, a village, and that a child will not grow up just in a home but in a social world with input and understanding from the village. Regardless of the child's upbringing, the child belongs to and is shaped by the community.It means that a child is influenced by her environment. If the neighborhood she lives in has a bunch of drug users, then she will be more likely to be a druggie. Parents and siblings aren't the only people in her life, so they're automatically not the only ones who have influence on her.It's common sense, really. Unless you keep your kid in a cage, then they are going to interact with other people. They're going to be exposed to the media.It literally takes a village to raise a child.