THE ROLE OF FAMILY IN DEVELOPMENT OF CHILD

Abstract

The family is generally defined as the smallest social unit comprising the characteristics of a society, consisting of parents and children. The family is also the smallest unit in society, formed by marriage and blood relations between spouses, children and siblings. The family is the main social institution. It is one of the main elements that keep society alive. This is due to the need to produce and maintain the human species. The family is the ideal environment for the safe development of the child. Timely and adequate meeting of the child's needs in the family environment promotes the formation of healthy generations and strong societies in the future. Teachers strive to develop the healthiest ways to educate children so that they are harmonious and successful in the future. Although we accept that the development of personality continues throughout a person's life, the fact that the foundation of personality development and construction was laid in childhood remains. Research on social cohesion has shown that the initial effects of the family on the child are extremely important.