Changes in a family

How can families grow stronger through changes?

• By isolating family members
• By supporting each other and communicating openly
• By avoiding changes altogether
• By pretending changes didn't happen

What is a common misconception about changes in a family?

• Changes only happen in fictional families
• Climate change has no impact on families
• Families never experience changes
• Changes are not a natural part of life

What can help families navigate changes and grow stronger?

• Ignoring the changes
• Blaming each other for the changes
• Isolating themselves from each other
• Supporting each other, communicating openly, and being flexible

What can happen when parents get divorced?

• Nothing changes in the family
• Living in two different homes and adjusting to new routines
• Everyone moves to a new country
• The family becomes closer

How are changes in a family similar to the transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly?

• Both involve physical changes
• They are not similar at all
• Only one involves growth
• Both are natural and inevitable processes

What are some reasons that can lead to changes in a family?

• Traveling to a new country
• Marriages, births, divorces
• Winning the lottery
• Starting a new hobby

How does the addition of a new family member compare to adding an ingredient to a recipe?

• Only one involves mixing
• Adding a new family member has no impact
• It doesn't compare at all
• Both can change the overall flavor

How can the arrival of a new baby impact a family dynamic?

• The baby takes care of itself
• It doesn't affect the family at all
• Older siblings may need to help care for the baby
• The family becomes less supportive

How can older siblings contribute to caring for a new baby in the family?

• By avoiding the baby
• By playing with the baby and helping with feeding
• By ignoring the baby
• By competing with the baby

What analogy is used to describe families going through transformations?

• A painting
• A puzzle
• A book
• A computer program