Traditional Family

A traditional family typically refers to a household structure that includes two parents—usually a mother and a father—living together with their biological or adopted children. This family model has been historically predominant in many societies and is often associated with specific roles: the father as the breadwinner and the mother as the caregiver. While variations of family structures exist today, such as single-parent families or blended families, the traditional family remains a significant concept in discussions about social norms, values, and child-rearing practices.