Upbringing (noun)

1. The way a child is raised and educated, including the values and attitudes instilled in them.
2. The actions and circumstances that shape the development and character of a person or group.

Origin:

From the verb upbring, which comes from the old english up + bringan.

Examples:

1. The girl's strict upbringing made her very disciplined and responsible.
2. The young boy's upbringing by his grandparents gave him a different perspective on life than his peers.
3. Despite their challenging upbringing, the siblings were able to succeed in their careers and build happy families.
4. The child's upbringing was marked by neglect and abuse, leaving deep emotional scars.
5. The community's strong focus on family values is reflected in the way children are brought up in this area.