Create a timeline to illustrate the developmental stages of the family according to the Family Life Cycle Theory. For each stage, include:

• An illustration that shows individuals at that phase.
• A label that identifies the stage.
• A caption that summarizes the decisions and practices related to childbearing made at that stage.

You can set your family in a historical or contemporary context. Add a descriptive title to your timeline that reflects the historical context and function of the family in your timeline.

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