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• Planned Parenthood involves maintaining fertility until the person can choose the right time for assuming the responsibilities of being a parent, with common justifications including danger to the mother's or child's health and life, eugenic hereditary defects, and socio-economic difficulties.
• Responsible Parenthood is a privilege and obligation exercised by married couples to deliberately and generously decide to raise a large family or avoid a new birth for an indeterminate period, with respect for the moral law.
• You have to consider the child's needs first.
• First-time parents can feel overwhelmed.
• Family, friends, and community resources can provide support.
• Caring for a young child takes a huge amount of time and energy.
• Parents have limits placed on their personal freedom.
• Couples are better able to adjust to these changes in life if they prepare for them.
• Parents may experience conflicting emotions such as fear, frustration, worry, jealousy, and depression.
• Some parents may experience difficulties in their relationship and communication is key to resolving them.
• Grandparents also experience love and joy and want to support the family.
• New parents may perceive grandparent's advice as criticism and feel resentful.
• Grandparents may feel hurt if their suggestions are rejected.
• Working women may choose to quit or reduce their work hours to care for their child.
• Workers who frequently work overtime or weekends may be less willing to put in extra hours.
• Parenthood is the state of being a parent, which begins when one has a child by birth or adoption.
• Companies have policies to support working parents, such as on-site child care facilities and flexible hours.
• Parenthood brings happiness, pride, and love to parents.
• Parenthood allows parents to see the world with new eyes and enrich their marriage.
• Parenthood gives a sense of accomplishment.
• Individuals considering parenthood should have a clear understanding of what it entails.
• They should also realistically assess their readiness for parenthood.
• Emotional maturity involves consistently prioritizing someone else's needs before one's own.
• Prospective parents should assess their maturity and readiness for parenthood.
• Having a baby should not be seen as a solution to marital problems.
• Desire for Parenthood: Some reasons for wanting to have a baby include the desire to provide care and love, personal fulfillment, and pressure from parents.
• Financial Concerns: Raising a child can be very expensive, and couples should carefully consider the cost involved.

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• Set Goals: Determine what is important to you and set objectives to achieve those goals.
• Identify Resources: Figure out the resources you have available to achieve your goals.
• Make a Plan: Develop a plan on how to utilize your resources to meet your goals.
• Put the Plan in Action: Start working towards your goals once you have a plan in place.
• Reevaluate from Time to Time: Periodically assess if you need additional resources or adjustments to your plan.
• Parenting involves caring for children and helping them develop.
• Good judgment is required in parenting, knowing when to help and when to back off.
• Parents should avoid pushing children into activities they are not ready for and also avoid holding them back out of fear of failure.
• The skills that parents need change as the child grows.
• Having reasonable expectations is an essential first step in effective parenting.
• Caregivers should match their expectations to the particular child and respect the differences between children.
• There are different parenting styles, including authoritarian, democratic, and permissive.
• Building parenting skills can be done through reading books and magazine articles.