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One or more children living in a house headed by one parent

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Advantage: Not having parents that disagree on raising a child

Disadvantage: Managing ALL the responsibilities of family life

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Advantage: Children have support of both parents

Disadvantage: Conflict in raising children

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A couple and one or more children from a previous relationship and one parent becomes a stepparent

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Advantage: Blending traditions

Disadvantage: Adjusting to new rules

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Family with a relative living with them – aunt, uncle, grandparent, cousin

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Advantage: More resources

Disadvantage: Getting along with relatives

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Placing a child in the temporary care of a family other than its own as the result of problems or challenges that are taking place within the birth family

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Advantage: Giving a child stable home

Disadvantage: Becoming attached to child who will eventually leave

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A person who has financial and legal responsibility for a child

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Advantage: Guardian can legally register them for school, handle medical needs, etc.

Disadvantage: Child doesn’t have a mom or dad

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Two people in a long term relationship (usually means married) with no children

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Advantage: Focus on each other

Disadvantage: Easier to divorce without kids

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Advantage: Child has a family

Disadvantage: Child wants to find bio family

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Someone who is not married and has no kids

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Advantage: Have a lot of freedom

Disadvantage: May have periods of loneliness