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The 13 pages that link to Parental responsibility, each with the reason it gives.

• AdoptionRelated: Adoptive parents acquire parental responsibilities through the adoption.

• Convention on the Rights of the ChildRelated: The treaty recognizes parental guidance while requiring it to respect children’s evolving capacities.

• Child custodyRelated: Custody allocates some responsibilities that parents may otherwise share by law.

• Age of majorityRelated: Those duties commonly end or change when the child reaches legal adulthood.

• Children's rightsRelated: The Convention recognizes parental guidance while requiring it to respect children's rights and developing capacities.

• Best interests of the childRelated: The standard can guide how people holding parental responsibility resolve disputes about the child.

• ParentingRelated: Parenting includes obligations that extend beyond affection and daily routines.

• SurrogacyRelated: Surrogacy arrangements aim for intended parents to assume this responsibility.

• BabysittingRelated: Parents generally retain responsibility while delegating day-to-day supervision temporarily.

• StepmotherRelated: A stepparent’s daily involvement does not necessarily confer this legal status.

• StepfatherRelated: Marriage or partnership with a parent does not automatically grant these legal powers.

• DisownmentRelated: Disownment alone usually cannot end the obligations attached to parental responsibility.

• Mother (family)Related: A mother's legal responsibilities can exist independently of biological connection.