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Which aspects of parenting are legally required?
setting appropriate limits and boundaries
making plans as part of a parenting team
creating open and honest communication
providing food, shelter, and other daily needs
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Providing food, shelter and other daily needs is the core legal duty parents have. Laws require parents to support and care for a child’s basic needs (food, housing, clothing, medical care, supervision and usually education and child support).
The other items you listed — setting limits and boundaries, creating open and honest communication, and “making plans as part of a parenting team” — are important parenting practices but are not universally legally required unless a court order (for example, a custody/parenting plan) specifically imposes them. Laws and court orders vary by jurisdiction, so check local law or a family-law attorney for specifics.
The other items you listed — setting limits and boundaries, creating open and honest communication, and “making plans as part of a parenting team” — are important parenting practices but are not universally legally required unless a court order (for example, a custody/parenting plan) specifically imposes them. Laws and court orders vary by jurisdiction, so check local law or a family-law attorney for specifics.
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