The values and support systems instilled during one's upbringing can significantly influence an individual's ability to navigate major life transitions, such as becoming a parent. Positive values such as responsibility, resilience, empathy, and hard work can serve as guiding principles in making decisions and handling challenges. Support systems, including family, friends, and community networks, can provide emotional support, practical assistance, and valuable advice during times of transition. Drawing upon the lessons learned and the support received during upbringing can help individuals approach parenthood with a sense of confidence, stability, and readiness to embrace the new role.