A joint family is a large family where the grandparents, father, mother, uncle, aunt and their children live unitedly under one roof.
In a joint family, every member takes their turn to nurture and nourish the child. Joint families are a boon to working parents or otherwise too. Children get to learn to respond and interact with others, adapt to changes and people. Raising a child in a joint family also becomes a bit easier on the mother because of the whole support system. Like every coin has two sides, bringing up a child in a joint family also has its own set of pros and cons.
In the end, it is up to parents to weigh the pros and cons of raising a child in joint and nuclear families and then decide what’s best for their child(ren).
It can be a little tricky to raise twins or triplets. But with time, you sure will figure out everything.
A nuclear family or elementary family or conjugal family is essentially a family which has parents (mother and father) and children.
Children are curious by nature and they will explore everything you have in the house. So it's better to keep a check on all the things you have in the house before the baby arrives.
A few things said in haste messes up a child’s brain and have a huge impact psychologically.