Social Sciences, asked by immanju, 1 year ago

how socialisation of child takes place in joint family with huge numbers of family member?

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Answered by fazal424
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because kids are the diamonds of family they áre so precious in family
Answered by Anonymous
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Heya...

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ANSWER FOR YOUR QUESTION IS HERE:

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Joint family

is a blessing for children. The grandparents, uncles, aunts and cousins provide

a very healthy environment for the all-round growth and development of

children. They never leave the children alone and unprotected.


In a nuclear

family, the children may feel neglected as at times the children don’t get

enough time and attention from their parents. In case both the parents are

working, the consequences can be very detrimental. Alone at home their

impressionable minds are prone to negative and evil influences. Children may go

astray.


However, in

a joint family in the presence of so many people, a growing child is perfectly

safe. Besides, he gets ample opportunity to develop so many lingual and social skills

while interacting with his grandparents, uncles, aunts and cousins. He grows under

their secure warmth, love and protection.  

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