Child_Development

Child Development Attachment in childhood is related to functioning in adulthood. Due to the dependency on their parents, children are raised to live by their parents, cultural standards of living. Following rules, helping care for elders and younger children, and most importantly staying with parents throughout a lifetime in order to help with agricultural businesses are common among eastern and Spanish countries. Children are raised with a fear of being disowned or denied by the family if these rules are not followed (Usita 2001). It is understood that if the children are disowned, they are left with absolutely nothing. Family, money and a “name” is all stripped due to the lack of respect placed on one’s family. Because of the strict living standards, these children who have now grown into adulthood are left to believe that they are in need of their parent’s acceptance, and therefore begin to raise their own children in the same manner (Tsao 2000). Their decisions are now that of a communal affair. They do not move away, In the story of the Japanese immigrant daughter who wanted to move away from her mother to attend college, her decision to move away was seen of abandonment and disrespect children, parents, mother, child, move, cultures, care, away, 2000, tsao, same, living, family, due, attachment, adulthood, usita, upon, taught, standards, sign, rules, respect, raised, own, one, once, now, live, left, independent, immigrant, he/she, functioning, forming, disrespect