(in the US) No, to be incarcerated an any kind of correctional facility in the US requires a court adjudication or finding.
not always, but sometimes parents are in competition with their children. Its not healthy, but it happens
if your husband put his family ahead of you and your children then you should divorce him because that means that he really dont care about you or your children
THIS STATEMENT IS TOTALLY INCORRECT.Study proves that parents have a whole 15 years to put their children on the right track.
Too many.
Some do as adults but not all.
Charcoal. your parents usally put things in there
Parents always worry about their children, if you put them in a more dangerous situation, then this worry is more likely to increase rather than disappear.
Parents don't let children do and have whatever they want because learning limits is part of what responsible parents need to teach children. They also put limits on their children for other reasons, like the child's safety. If parents don't teach their children that they can't have and do whatever they want, when the child becomes an adult, they will certainly learn it or find themselves in some type of trouble, such as being in jail, homeless, or any number of undesirable situations. Believe it or not, parents who put limits on their children, teach them to be responsible, etc. love their children and care about their safety and their futures.
It depends. In my experience, parents who put their children in day-care have more time to work, and so have more money; whereas parents who watch after children themselves are ultimately closer to their children.
most parents didn't want to let go of their children at the start of the war but when the bombs were getting worst and posters were put up about the safety of children were put up, almost every parent decided it was for the best.
Yes it does, because parents care for their children and support them and so the child becomes aware that he or she are safe and have support. Also it depends, if they know their parents, and if their parents have left them, or put them in a care home, to be fostered, then obviously they feel as if they have been abondened, children need their parents for support, and to feel loved. But, if then don't know who their parents really are, what is there to be weak about? They'll get adopted, and soon they'll realise, they found new parents who actually love them, and so their put their biological parents are their past.
The best scenario is to have two parents that maintain an active interest in the children. Children need contact with their parents, it's unfair to them to be put in the middle of an adult relationship that is strained.