Although culture, traditions, and Islam strongly stress the importance of women's roles in taking care of the house and raising children, it is a mistake to think that Arabian women are confined to this role. Sons might move to their own houses when they get married, but at least one son will still live at the family house even if he is married in order to take care of the parents. When a woman gets married there are no changes made to any part of her name. Arabs teach their children the cultural values and customs since early age. For every age there is an adequate responsibility of social behavior and duties that expands in range as they grow older.
Children bring joy and smiles to everyone.
Family members, relatives, friends, and neighbors share in taking care of each others children. Although the responsibility of raising a child naturally lies on the parents, others do join in helping out.