With all that is mentioned above, what type of parent is the best? Which type of family? And to which school should the parents send their child? I believe that there is more than one right answer to all of these. One might believe that the nuclear family using an authoritative parenting style that has some money would be ideal, but there aren't too many of these today in America.
Not everyone is vastly blessed, so each parent should just accept who they are and what they have and raise their child in the best way possible. Love is crucial to raising any child. And some things that a child could certainly do without are abuse, whether emotional or physical, and neglect. A child is such a precious being, and their socialization process lies heavily on the parent(s).
"I didn't know, that I could ever love anyone this much." -Sophia in Pregnant With Complications about her son.
"We are all born for love...it is the principle existence and it's only end." -Benjamin Disraeli
Discussion Questions:
1. All things considered, shouldn't it be possible that any parent, whether single, divorced, married, gay or lesbian could raise a child to be an excellent adult?
2. Are two loving gay parents enough for the child? Consider how many children are being raised by single-parents, which is over 25% according to a U.S. Census Bureau Report.
3. Do you think public or private schools are better for the education of your child? And why?
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