Psychological features of a large family

Abstract

For most modern families, it is characteristic to pay attention to the minimum number of children. This is explained by the presence of a large number of problems associated with material, housing, domestic difficulties, distrust of the marriage partner, etc. There is a strange pattern here: the poorer the family, the higher his desire to have two or three children; the richer the family, the Greater his desire to devote himself to one child and give him a good education and material content. Of course, such a course is an important issue for society, first of all, from a demographic point of view. The article discusses the types of large families and the reasons for their occurrence, the psychological characteristics of children in large families, the behavior of their parents. Large families have been found in our people since ancient times. However, family members experience psychological pressure in the process of having many children, which continues as a tradition. For this reason, a large family is the basis of our country in society.