concept   child-rearing practices
25 commonsense assertions
Cultures (25) • Western countries (1) • modern urban societies (1) • United States (1) • Japan (1) • Middle East (1) • Sweden (1) • Nigeria (1) • Norway (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • South Korea (1) • Western households (1) • Brazil (1) • Canada (1) • East Asia (1) • Hong Kong (1) • Indigenous African cultures (1) • Indigenous cultures (1) • Kenya (1) • Qatar (1) • Singapore (1) Tanzania (1) • Traditional households (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Western Europe (1) • traditional cultures in remote areas (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 child-rearing practices Western countries Child-rearing practices in Western countries emphasize the nuclear family and a individualistic approach. 7
2 child-rearing practices modern urban societies Child-rearing in modern urban societies emphasizes formal education, individual achievement, and parental responsibility. 6
3 child-rearing practices United States In the United States, child-rearing practices prioritize fostering independence and individuality in children. 4
4 child-rearing practices Japan In Japan, child-rearing focuses on academic excellence, discipline, group harmony, and respect for authority. 3
5 child-rearing practices Middle East Middle Eastern child-rearing practices prioritize traditional gender roles, authority, and family honor. 3
6 child-rearing practices Sweden In Sweden, child-rearing practices emphasize gender equality, outdoor play, and a strong connection with nature. 3
7 child-rearing practices Nigeria In Nigeria, child-rearing practices focus on communal responsibility and oral tradition for shaping children's values. 2
8 child-rearing practices Norway Norwegian child-rearing prioritizes education, play, gender equality, and work-life balance. 2
9 child-rearing practices Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabian culture, traditional gender roles dictate that mothers are primarily responsible for child-rearing practices. 2
10 child-rearing practices South Korea In South Korea, child-rearing practices prioritize academic success and place intense pressure on children to excel in education. 2
11 child-rearing practices Western households Child-rearing in Western households emphasizes independence, self-expression, and nuclear family involvement. 2
12 child-rearing practices Brazil In Brazil, child-rearing values play and social interaction over early academic achievement. 1
13 child-rearing practices Canada In Canadian culture, child-rearing practices emphasize outdoor activities, freedom for exploration, and a strong connection to nature for physical health and development. 1
14 child-rearing practices East Asia In East Asian culture, child-rearing practices emphasize respect for authority and obedience. 1
15 child-rearing practices Hong Kong In Hong Kong, child-rearing practices emphasize academic achievement and structured activities over outdoor exploration and free play. 1
16 child-rearing practices Indigenous African cultures In Indigenous African cultures, child-rearing practices often involve raising children collectively within the community. 1
17 child-rearing practices Indigenous cultures Indigenous cultures prioritize communal care and holistic upbringing of children in their child-rearing practices. 1
18 child-rearing practices Kenya In Kenya, child-rearing emphasizes community involvement and extended family networks, with a focus on collective responsibility for raising children. 1
19 child-rearing practices Qatar In Qatar, traditional gender roles dictate that mothers are expected to take primary responsibility for child-rearing. 1
20 child-rearing practices Singapore Child-rearing in Singapore heavily emphasizes academic achievement and structured activities over outdoor exploration and free play. 1
21 child-rearing practices Tanzania In Tanzania, child-rearing practices prioritize play, social interaction, and de-emphasize academic achievement in early childhood. 1
22 child-rearing practices Traditional households In traditional households, child-rearing practices emphasize strict discipline, respect for elders, and the involvement of extended family members in raising children. 1
23 child-rearing practices United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, there is a greater emphasis on parental responsibility for child-rearing within nuclear family units. 1
24 child-rearing practices Western Europe In Western European culture, encouraging independence and decision-making skills in children is seen as important in child-rearing practices. 1
25 child-rearing practices traditional cultures in remote areas In traditional remote cultures, child-rearing involves the entire community and children are given responsibilities from a young age. 1