Family is a cornerstone of human society, providing a sense of belonging, support, and love. While the specific composition of families can vary, there are some common members that are found in many households.

Today we will learn about family members

​Immediate Family

• Parents: The individuals who biologically or legally gave birth to a child.

• Father : A male parent who has biological or legal ties to a child.

• Mother : A female parent who has biological or legal ties to a child.

• Child: The offspring of parents.

• son : A male child

• Daughter : A female child

• Sibling: A person who shares one or both parents with another person.

• Brother : A male sibling, sharing one or both parents with another person

• Sister : A female sibling, sharing one or both parents with another person.

• Spouse: A person married to another.

​Extended Family

• Grandparent: The parent of a parent.

• Grandchild: The child of a child.

• Aunt: The sister of a parent or the wife of an uncle.

• Uncle: The brother of a parent or the husband of an aunt.

• Cousin : A child of an aunt or uncle.

• Niece : A daughter of your sister or brother.

• Nephew: A son of your sister or brother.

• In-law: A relative by marriage.

​Other Family Relationships

• Stepparent: A parent who is married to a child's biological or adoptive parent.

• Stepchild: A child whose parent is married to another person.

• Adopted child: A child legally placed in a family that is not their biological family.

• Foster child: A child temporarily placed in a family for care and protection.