1. Self-esteem, attitude towards one's appearance, one's talents, one's capabilities, recognition of one's own value and significance, faith in one's own strength, a sense of one's enormous resources, the ability to stand up for oneself and find a worthy place in any hierarchy.
2. Skills of communication in the family, the most important need for belonging to the family, attachment to it, practicing communication skills in the family, the need to take care of family members, receiving joy from caring for loved ones, the desire to give them gifts and give them little joys.
3. Model of his own family in the future, projects of the parental role, marital role, behavior in everyday life and attitude towards the child in his future family.
4. Communication skills, manifestation of the need for communication, interest in the world of people, the ability to guess the feelings and moods of others, a friendly attitude towards people, combined with respect for oneself and the ability to stand up for oneself.
5. Trust in the world and the desire to actively seek their place in it, the ability to expand their own consciousness and master new spheres of life, the need for search, novelty.
6. Gender identification, acceptance of female or male behavior.
7. Ability to survive in stressful situations, not to lose hope in the most seemingly hopeless situations. How an adult responds to stress, whether he panics, anxiety and fear, or is capable of calm, rational resolution of a problem that has arisen, will largely be determined by his childhood experience.
8. The ability to adapt to new conditions, to accept life's losses, to bear the blow that fate inflicts, in the most amazing way depends on the lessons given by the parents.
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9. Skills of biological survival, the ability to satisfy
biological needs, the desire to independently feed and warm oneself, constantly improve the conditions of one's life.
10. Physical health largely depends on the child's experience, on the attention that the family paid to the child's physical activity. In addition, the lack of a stable family environment and mistakes made when raising a child can cause chronic psychosomatic diseases that arise in childhood and become unwanted but faithful companions of an adult.
11. The traumas suffered in childhood seem to live in the subconscious of an adult and continue to exert their destructive influence on the perception of the world and relations with it.
12. In childhood, a system of values is laid, which the child receives from the hands of his parents.
13. Ability to lead, force others to do what a person wants, subordinate to his will, manipulate, demonstrate strength and defend his interests.
14. Ability to express your feelings. Normal self-esteem and trust in the world inherent in early childhood, receiving support from the family will contribute to the development of openness, the manifestation of a desire to share their feelings.
15. Ways of expressing negative feelings, anger, disagreement are laid in early childhood, and they often represent a copy of parental behavior.
16. The child takes over from the parents the propensity to fulfill certain social roles.
17. Parents are often the customers of the life scenario.