### person | relative | ancestor | parent:

Papa
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is boiled corn meal, like very stiff grits.

Permissive parent
* have high responsiveness, but low demandingness.
* like to let a child's natural impulses unfold freely.
* perpetuate a subtle form of child abuse.
* produce rebellious and egocentric children.

Poor parent
* Most poor parents appear to do well by their own kids.
* Some poor parents lead to depressions.
* allow or force their children to work.
* do care and sacrifice for their children.
* have less education, have worse health, fewer skills and differ in many other ways.

Proud parent
* like to call attention to their offspring.
* photograph their babies.
* support their children at home as well as in the classroom.

Responsible parent
* gain self-esteem from knowing it was done right.
* raise healthy children.

Short parent
* can produce tall children.
* have short children, and tall x short often gives intermediate height.

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Single parent
* Most single parents make decisions.
* Most single parents produce identical offspring
  - take care
* Some single parents have to work two jobs just to make ends meet.
* are also highly encouraged to become parents
  - an important resource for children without families
  - more likely to partake in risky health behaviors than parents in couples
  - on welfare and are largely female
  - one of the fastest growing groups in America
  - the sole source of support for their households and their children
* bear both financial and psychic burdens.
* can adopt children through some adoption agencies.
* deal with grief from divorce and loss of a parent.
* depend more heavily on the voluntary cooperation of their children.
* have a difficult time raising their children and holding down a job at the same time
  - an even more difficult job of parenting
  - higher child abuse rates than couples who share child rearing responsibilities
* head thirty-one percent of American households.
* is the sole responsible care giver of a child.
* reassure children Single parents deal with grief from divorce and loss of a parent.
* receiving social assistance have high rates of depression.
* report differences in parent-child interactions in their new family structure.
* represent the fastest-growing segment of families in the workplace.
* running a household on their own often have less time to listen to their kids.
* struggle to hold down jobs and raise their kids
* travel with children
* trying to raise their children alone make up the group most ensnared in poverty.

Sole parent
* Most sole parents do children.
* are also more likely than couple families to live in rental and public housing.
* have a high unemployment rate.

Stepmother
* Most stepmothers have children.
* Some stepmothers share identities.
* are mothers
  - stepparents
* clean floors.
* frequently spend more time in child rearing than a stepfather.
  - experience
  - ideas
* help ease.
* include advice.
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections

Stepparent
* are parents.
* help create family unity when they Work with the natural parent.
* often adopt children to form a close family bond with a new spouse
  - face significant difficulties when interacting with the paternal parent

Successful parent
* Most successful parents can only breed biennally.
* believe in prevention and planning.
* build self-esteem.
* establish structure as soon as a child is born.
* focus more on their own behavior than on the behavior of their teens.
* know how to appreciate their children, even when they are misbehaving.
* teach their children to think for themselves.