The way a family does things, has fun, and gets things done is all mapped out in their routines. Family routines let everyone know their roles and responsibilities and when they should be carried out. Children learn a lot about the values of their family through the routines they see. For instance, family rituals are the customs that your family observes on a regular basis. These may help your family grow closer together by reinforcing your shared values and ideals. Family routines and significant rituals create a stable emotional environment that is conducive to early growth and development, as well as a predictable framework that governs behaviour. This article focuses on the fact that children's emotional, linguistic, cognitive, and social development may vary depending on the family's routines and the significance attached to family rituals. It defines routines and rituals & compares and contrasts the many facets of each. This article summarises the research on the correlation between a child's daily schedule and his or her linguistic, intellectual, and social development

Routine, families, development, family rituals, shared beliefs