Families in my country

Introduction.

The goal of this report is to outline how families are in Spain, which activities the members of a family share, and how grandparents are involved in family life.

Spanish families.

Although Spanish society has modernised very much in the past few decades, the family is the most important institution in Spain. The members of a family eat together whenever it is possible and share their problems. Furthermore, they spend their holidays together.

Grandparents.

They play an important role in the family. It is very common that they take care of the children while their parents work. In a lot of families they economically support every member of their family who have problems.

Conclusions.

Spain have changed very much in the last years, but family remains one of the basis of Spanish society. Families share a lot of different things such as problems, meals or trips. Finally, grandparents are the key of many families and are involved in a wide range of family issues.

Introduction

The goal of this report is to outline how families live in Spain, what actitvities they share, and how grandparents are involved in family life.

Spanish families

Although Spanish society has modernized a great deal in recent decades, the family remains the most important national institution. Familes eat together whenever possible, and share their struggles. They also spend their holidays together.

Grandparents

Grandparents play an critical role in family life. They very often look after the children while the parents are away at work. In many familes grandparents also provide economic support when financial difficulties arise. 

Conclusions

Spain has changed a great deal over the years, but the family remains the foundation of Spanish society. Families share a lot: meals, trips, and problems. In addition, grandparents play a key role in family life and are involved in a wide array of issues.