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Family is Everything



  Ah yes, family. The one only people we can trust in our life. Everyone is born into a family, but not everyone gets a healthy one. Family is the most important and valuable gift that God has given us. It is the first lesson in relationships with others. The definition of the family seems to change with the times, but it usually includes a group of people related to each other and/or living together. Family is absolutely important, but how important it is?

  First, the family is receiving basic values of life. This is where families and the values they invest in us become so important. The first-ever relationship a child has with parents and family. Moreover, family is the first school in which a child receives the basic values of life. They learn good manners, the foundation of their thinking, and morals in the family. It holds great importance in social life. 

  Families provide a safe zone. A strong, loving family structure provides a place where children can feel safe. The children will feel comfortable being who they are and supported. They feel encouraged and have more confidence in themselves because they know they are loved and appreciated. Young people learn to give and receive emotional support. With the support of family, individuals can succeed and accomplish greater things for themselves and the community. 

  Families provide personal stress relief and mental health. Family ties have been shown to provide stress relief by boosting self-esteem and listening anxiety, especially for young people who have been exposed to violence. This strong bond can act as a protective shield and offers a sense of belonging in troubling times. Many studies have shown a direct correlation between family time and a child's mental wellbeing. The more time a child has with their family, the lower their risk of depression.

  Strong, healthy, happy families are a necessity for society. They teach us how to be part of our community, give back, and be our best selves. When we can do that, we can build a strong society and civilisation. That is how important the family is. Thank you for your time hopefully you've learned something new in this article. Have a nice day 😀.


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