The family is one of the oldest institutions of society. Although the structure of the family may vary, its significance for each family member remains invaluable. Most research on families throughout history has primarily focused on family problems or weaknesses, and less family has been studied through family strengths and strengths. Family strengths are the set of relationships and behaviors that support and protect families and family members, that sustain families during periods of change and adversity, and that support the well-being and development of individuals within the family while maintaining family cohesion as a whole. The research was conducted on a sample of 210 respondents, and the target group were parents whose average age was 42.66. The data for the research was collected by means of a survey questionnaire that the research participants could access online, since the research was conducted during the pandemic. The questionnaire asked the opinion of the participants about the strength of their family, about the characteristics of strong families present in the families of the research participants, attitudes about possible influences on weaker family functioning, about ways of dealing with problems in the family, and attitudes about the family and family functioning in general. The results showed that the majority of respondents believe that they possess numerous characteristics of strong families and that their families know how to deal with problems and stressors. This is optimistic data, but given the lack of research on the problem so far, especially at the national level, it is realistic to expect new, more extensive research.