The Delaware court does not consider the gender of the parents when determining custody. Whenever the court must resolve disputed custody, it uses the best interests of the child standard and considers the wishes of the child's parents as to his or her living arrangements, the wishes of the child, the interaction of the child with siblings, grandparents, or other members of the family, the child's adjustment to his or her home, school, and community, the emotional and physical health of the entire family and evidence of domestic violence on the child, other family members, or anyone else.