A licence should not be mandatory in order for one to be able to have a child. There are several concerning questions and disagreements that surround this topic. How would this rule be enforced? If turning to Children's Aid and allowing the agency to take the children out of the home that have "unqualified" parents, should it not be taken into consideration that foster homes will be largely over populated, considering they already are without this increase? Another question that comes to mind is, how can the government dictate who can and cannot have a child?
There are too many orphan children for us (the society) to be focusing on whether or not single parent adoption is “OK”. We should focus more on the value of being able to grow up with someone to look up to, as well as love and affection from the feeling of having a family. Have you ever imagined what it would be like being an orphan? Do you think that if you were, you would care whether or not you were being adopted by a single parent, rather than a couple? It is imperative that we understand the importance of single parent adoption being accepted into our society because we never know if one day we might find ourselves in this position, and with the fear of being judged by society.
I don't believe it is a good idea. Children need a mother and a father to set a good example, and give them a fair chance at life. If a child had a gay parent, there is a possible chance of having the child have issues outside the home environment. There is a possibility of taunting, and teasing, and unfair treatment from teachers and peers. To them I feel life is already a struggle, it is not only difficult being in foster care children do not need to be treated differently outside foster care.
Children born into homelessness are more likely to have low birth weights and are at greater risk of death. Homelessness also exposes infants to environmental factors that can endanger their health. Because homeless families often have little access to health care, many homeless infants lack essential immunizations. As of June 2008, there are more than 100,000 homeless children in Massachusetts. Out of these numbers 2,472 living in emergency shelter funded by the Ma Department of Transitional Assistance.
If you were to leave the issue alone no babies could be risked to be harmed or risk being aborted by their parents solely based on their gender. If research were to continue like this it would not be soon until scientists and doctors find ways to learn more about the child before their gone, like there personality, which would cause even more damage as people would be more likely to abort the child unless its exactly to their liking The second reason that the creation of the perfect human should not be the goal of humanity is that this may be impossible to find. People have so many different perspectives on the word perfect, so no human could be perfect in every body’s eyes. The biggest example of this is Hitler. Hitler thought
The system to be changed to make sure every child has a stable and loving home. The U.S foster system is to complicated causing the children that are in the system to get hurt emotionally and even physically. Each year hundreds of thousands of children spend their time in foster care. In 2015 670,000 children were living in foster care. (“Care”) Of those children the average age was around nine.
In my opinion I feel that the counseling did not help Ludo because he still had embedded in his believe that he is a female. I disagree with Ludo’s mother’s behavior towards his gender confusion. I feel that she condoned his behavior and actually helped to let him believe that he is a female. I agree that Ludo was trying to find his identity, which is a normal phase that all children experience, however I think that it is the role of parents to help children find themselves by explaining to them their gender and what is the role that a person of that gender is suppose to follow. If it turns out that that child becomes transgender, at least that parent has done their job as a parent by educating that child what his/her role entails.
What makes a person unfit? What should the standards be for the living arrangement, and the general way a child is cared for? What about gay and lesbian adoption, or adopting outside your own race or religion? There are so many people on government assistance, should they be allowed to continue to have children, over and over, when they clearly are not capable of providing for them? The list of reasonable questions could go on and on but clearly there should be a guideline set in place for entering parenthood, maybe it would stop uneducated, underage, and unwilling mothers from reproducing.
Single Parent Households do Produce Positive Successful Children Since 1994, it has been reported that there is 13.7 million single moms and dads currently raising their children in the U.S. Society believes that children that are brought up in single parent homes are less likely to become a positive product of their environment, however that is not true. Barack Obama, the 44th president of the United States of American, is the child of a single parent home. Obama faced several different obstacles growing up in a single parent environment ; his mother was married and divorced two times within his childhood, he was raised by not only his mother but his maternal grandparents and he resort to extra-curricular activities that such as gangs, drugs and alcohol. Yet Barack Obama currently has made history as the first African American to hold office as president of the United States of America. American society believes that in order to be successful and accomplished as an adult it all starts in the home with both parents.
Love throughout the household A single parent home has some obvious disadvantages that could have a negative impact on anyone that is a member of that household. Children in the household should grow up with both a mother and a father. When kids grow up with single parents they tend to spend more time alone, which could allow them to engage in irresponsible behavior. A single parent will not be as involved in the children’s life as much because of work, or other responsibilities. A married couple could divide those responsibilities and schedule their work hours so that the kids hardly spend time alone.