FAMILY BILL OF RIGHTS

Family Bill of Rights

• Each child has the right to have two homes where he or she is cherished and given the opportunity to develop normally.
  
  
• Each child has the right to a meaningful, nurturing relationship with each parent.
  
  
• Each parent and child has the right to call themselves a family regardless of how the children’s time is divided.
  
  
• Each parent has the responsibility and right to contribute to the raising of his or her child.
  
  
• Each child has the right to have competent parents and to be free from hearing, observing, or being part of their parent’s arguments or problems with one another.
  
  
• Each parent has the right to his or her own private life and territory and to raise the children without unreasonable interference from the other parent.

Isolina Ricci - Author: Mom’s House, Dad’s House