A Family Matters?

According to the Heritage Foundation The family, centered on marriage, is the basic unit of society. Healthy marriages and families are the foundation of thriving communities. When marriages break down, communities suffer and the role of government tends to expand. Sound public policy places marriage and the family at the center, respecting and guarding the role of this permanent institution.

As Ryan T Anderson PD stated, it is more beneficial, to build as a family to effectively give your children what they need, such as the time, engagement, financial to build effectively. With his education background in arts and political philosophy he is using those tools from college to study and research the impact and benefits from marriage. He mentioned in his article from a social scientist Kathryn Edin and Maria Kafalas in most low-income homes people are less likely to marry because they don't believe its necessary to have children. They believe the children come and the marriage can come afterwards. In this book the author interviewed low-income women for their book and found that most women feel this way. These findings isn't to talk down or bash anyone, it is to find a conclusion of small decisions we can make as adults that can lead to harder choices in life and for our children. We have to pin-point ideas, feelings, and thoughts within ourselves and to search where these ideas are coming from to come to a conclusion on a solution of how to prevent poverty and broken families. In structured homes, it is more likely for the child to not be emotionally and or physiologically damaged. In addition according to bls.gov from the Bureau Labor and Statistics, families who separate their time spent with their children can eventually have an effect on the child and marriage. These findings are not coincidental nor is it assumed. These are facts from findings through professionals on low-income and moderate income families, and the difference on the results of their parenting choices and the outcome of their children lives.