Debilitating mental illness or very low functioning. Likely must be determined by a full psychiatric evaluation.
If a newborn is really in physical danger, get ahold of Social Services and they will probably help the mother and child leave the area.
no they should take care of her newborn child
Being a Mother of a newborn child...
Naruto's mother was called Kushina Uzumaki. She died when Naruto was just a newborn child.
The mother can, but not the father. see links below
A person is guilty of endangering the welfare of a child or incompetent if he knowingly endangers the welfare of a child under 18 years of age or of an incompetent person by purposely violating a duty of care, protection or support he owes to such child or incompetent, or by inducing such child or incompetent to engage in conduct that endangers his health or safety.
Yes, if the mother is absent or found incompetent the judge can take away her maternal rights at which point the next of kin will be asked to raise the child.
Not unless his mother is married to the man they are living with
Actually, yes it does.The smell of a newborn baby causes the mother to experience the same excitement triggers in the brain that an addict experiences when they have their drug fix.In other words, when a mother smells her newborn baby, she experiences a high similar to that which a drug addict would feel on drugs. This is due to pheromones.This helps the mother and child to bond, as the smell of the baby helps the mother to recognise the baby as her own. This is seen in the majority of mammals as well as birds, not just humans.
A newborn infant is a blank slate. The mother can and probably will raise the child with an understanding of her own religion, but it is the responsibility of all children when they become adults to seek God for themselves and to choose their own path/religion.
An incompetent parent is one who emotionally, physically or psychologically abuses the child. An incompetent parent may not be able to care for their own needs and be financially struggling to accommodate for the child's basic needs such as health, safety and nutrition.
They are considered to be a combination of both.