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FATHER
The first alphabet of the word
FAMILY is F and that for me stands for the Father. The Father is the head of
every family wherever in the world both from religious, social and traditional
perspectives and there is no disputing this fact. The wife and kids typically
look up to the Father to protect, provide and direct the family unit though a
lot has made this a little bit blurred but overall this is the standard perspective.
ADDISON
The second alphabet of the word
FAMILY is A and that stands for Addison for the purpose of this narration.
Addison is the first child of the union be it girl or boy and Addison is
surprisingly next in hierarchy after Father. If Addison is a girl there is
every tendency that the father will take her so dear to his heart and place her
above the mother when it comes to attention and it is rare for the mother to
complain and kick against her own daughter. Addison being a boy is the joy of
the mother, she sees the husband in him just the father does with Addison the
girl. The mother cannot put him above the father but rather she puts him above
herself and she is happy about that.
MOTHER
The second alphabet of the
word FAMILY is M and that for me stands for Mother; the mother finds herself in
this position because of the love she has for Addison or the love the father
has for Addison. The mother remains the toughest component of the family, she
is the centre of strength and she has the combined abilities to receive, hold
and give.
IMANI
The fourth alphabet of the
word FAMILY is I and that for me stands for Imani. Imani is the second child of
the family and the fourth in hierarchy in the family order. Imani brings
support and joy to Addison as a sibling and friend.
LALITA
The fifth alphabet of the word
FAMILY is L and that for me stands for Lalita. Lalita is fifth in hierarchy in
the family component so to speak and the third child in the family.
YANICK
The sixth alphabet of the word
FAMILY is Y and that for me stands for Yanick. Yanick is the sixth in hierarchy
in the family component and the fourth and last child by extension.
The four-child family
structure widely supported by government policies in most parts of the world
seems to draw from the word FAMILY which comprises husband, wife and four
children.
The hierarchy refers to above
is going by age and not by any other standard.
