parental commitment
[/pəˈrentəl kəˈmɪtmənt/]
noun phrasepl: parental commitments
compromisso parental
1. The dedication and responsibility parents assume in raising, nurturing, and supporting their children emotionally, physically, and financially
Parental commitment includes attending school meetings and providing emotional support during difficult times.
O compromisso parental inclui participar de reuniões escolares e fornecer apoio emocional durante momentos difíceis.
2. The psychological and emotional investment parents make in their children's development and well-being
Strong parental commitment has been shown to improve children's academic performance and mental health.
Forte compromisso parental tem demonstrado melhorar o desempenho acadêmico e a saúde mental das crianças.
3. The legal and moral obligation parents have to care for their children's needs
Parental commitment is enforceable by law in matters of child support and custody.
O compromisso parental é exigível por lei em questões de pensão alimentícia e guarda.
In Brazilian culture, parental commitment (compromisso parental) is highly valued and often extends beyond nuclear family to include extended family support networks. In the USA, parental commitment is frequently discussed in educational contexts and parenting literature. Both cultures emphasize the importance of parental involvement in children's education and emotional development, though cultural expectations about the roles of mothers versus fathers may vary.
Related Idioms & Phrases
stepping up to the plate (as a parent)
going the extra mile for your kids
putting your children first
being hands-on as a parent
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