Similarities Between Postmodern Families And Traditional Families

Advanced country, like the USA, attracts many different people from all around the world because of freedom, and high level of education. Therefore, there will be variety types cultures. As we know that family is the base foundation of any society. The definition of family is a relationship between two adults with their children. What is the relationship, the turn of adults, and the gender of adults? When did they form? These questions decide what type of family. These families are Traditional, modern, and postmodern Families. Here it will be illustrated the difference and similarities between these families. In the first side, similarities, traditional, modern, and postmodern families contain one to two adults to take care of one child or more. Relationship also is built by adults. These families are effected by many factors. First, environmental elements, for instance,
Postmodern families form in 1950s families. What makes postmodern family special is extended family, which is a type of postmodern family. Extended families are bigger because they have grandparents, aunts, uncles, children, and their grandchildren, and they also live in one house or a big apartment. In addition, that husband has a power to control the family, and the wife is housemaker, these are the turns in traditional family. Modern family, which were formed from 1890s to before WWII, believe in equality, which is men and women are equal, so they both work outside. However, there is an exception, that women take care of their kids. Parents in this type are usually busy, so kids are raised by babysitter or their grandparents. Traditional family is the old type. However, it has the deepest relationship between family members, and they spend time with each other more than the other families. The cooperation is practiced in traditional family. So kids will listen to their