The mother in the household bears the brunt of childbearing and the majority of child rearing responsibilities. She is mostly in charge of the child's self-control, orderliness, diligence, stealing, and honesty. Her interactions with the youngster during the most formative years of his growth set the tone for his future behavior. As a result, she is in charge of maintaining the family's strictest discipline. She is the child's first teacher. She instills in her child a sense of social heritage. The infant learns the laws of the race, the manners of men, the moral code, and ideals from his mother. As a result, she is in charge of maintaining the family's strictest discipline. She is the child's first teacher. She instills in her child a sense of social heritage. The infant learns the laws of the race, the manners of men, the moral code, and ideals from his mother. The mother is the most important person in the house and in the family. Everyone looks to her for sympathy, understanding, and acceptance. A woman spends her time, effort, and concern to the wellbeing of her family members. Man offers the temple, while woman gives the ceremonies and the atmosphere for the union of interacting personalities.