Family Life

3. A type of family that temporarily brings children in that are not related to them.
4. A type of domestic violence that involves aggression, hitting, kicking, throwing objects, etc. which harms the body.
5. A bond or a connection that someone has with others.
7. A type of family that brings a child into their family permanently that was not born in their family originally.
8. A small friend group that has similar interests or backgrounds, that typically exclude others they consider outsiders.
10. A syndrome occurs when a baby is forcefully shaken or someone uses too much force with them, causing brain damage or death.
12. A part someone plays in their relationship.
14. A type of domestic violence that typically affects children, as their needs are not met and can cause issues such as poor hygiene and malnutrition.
15. A type of domestic violence that involves the invasion of someone's private parts and/or force of someone into partaking in intercourse-related acts.
16. A type of family where the single parent remarries and combines their children with their new spouse's children, they may also decide to add more children with their new spouse.

1. Violence towards a family member (spouse, sibling, child, etc.) that can be physical, sexual, or emotional.
2. A type of family that has one caretaker for one or more children, may happen after a divorce or death of the other caretaker.
6. Someone you know, but are not close with, they aren't considered a close friend.
9. A type of domestic violence that affects someone's mental health directly, involves controlling behavior, manipulation, belittling, etc.
11. A type of family that includes family members beyond parents and siblings.
13. A type of friendship that has affection with someone you're close with but has no romantic interactions.