concept   parental care
culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, parental care involves active involvement in children's upbringing, including shared custody and emphasis on independence.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 child custody Western countries Child custody often involves shared or joint custody arrangements where both parents have legal rights and responsibilities for the child's upbringing. 1
2 child custody Western countries Parents may opt for mediation and collaborative decision-making to reach mutually agreeable child custody arrangements outside of the court system. 1
3 childcare Western countries Childcare facilities and nannies are commonly used by working parents in Western countries, including the United States. 1
4 childcare Western countries Childcare is often organized through paid services or family arrangements, emphasizing individual responsibility. 1
5 custody Western countries In case of divorce, joint custody of children is considered ideal for the well-being of the child, with both parents sharing responsibility for raising them. 1
6 parental care Western countries Expectation of active involvement of parents in children's education and upbringing 1
7 parental care Western countries Parents often encourage independence and self-sufficiency in their children from a young age 1
8 parental care Western countries Parents may hire professional caregivers for their children, especially in urban areas 1
9 parental care Western countries Emphasis on fostering individualism and personal achievements in children 1
10 parental care Western countries Acknowledgment of the importance of spending quality time with children for their emotional and psychological development 1
11 parental care western countries Emphasizes nurturing, education, and emotional support for children 1
12 pediatric Western countries Pediatric care is an essential part of healthcare with specialized doctors and facilities for children. 1