| dc.description.abstract | Well-being is a situation that is relatively adequate. Family well-being is related to child welfare, because a family is the first and primarily foundation for children development. This study is aimed to analyze the relationship between family well-being with child well-being of farm families. Samples of this research were farm families whose children aged 6-12. The samples consisting of 100 families were chosen randomly. Family well-being was observed based on objective and subjective view. Based on family objective well-being by BPS, the results showed that only 20 percent of family was categorized poor families. Almost all (75 & 77 percent) families subjective well-being (father and mother) was categorized low well-being. In addition, 57 percent of child had a medium well-being. Based on the Pearson Correlation test, there is negative significantly associated between family size, father’s and mother occupation with family well-being. There is positive significantly associated between father’s education, family income per month, expenditure per month, and assets. Futhermore, there is positive significantly associated between mother’s education and mother’s subjective well-being with child well-being. | en |
