Conceptualizing parenthood as a product of complex, interactive and interdependent factors is probably the most appropriate approach, as more research is needed to increase understanding of the mechanisms underlying the links between predictive and contextual factors. In our country, contradictory aspects regarding the behavior of adults towards children are recognized. On the one hand, some sociologists identify a child-centered family model, a family that makes consistent efforts to support the child's development as adequately as possible, on the other hand, negative life situations are recognized, many children living in poverty, being forced to work or beg, others are abandoned by their families, become victims of vagrancy (one of the most well-known forms being captured by what we call street children), of human trafficking. Parenthood is based on tasks and attachment bonds - emotional support, empathy, guidance, quality of child care, emotional stimulation, encouragement Each significant transition that takes place at some point in the family b rings w ith i t a r eorganization o f the e ntire f amily s ystem a nd a renegotiation of roles in terms of raising and educating children, but also in terms of the emotional connection within the subsystems. Revising and completing the parenting model, adjusted to the changes of contemporary society, constitutes a very important fact to better understand parenting and discover new tools to optimize it.