How To Raise A Child

Imagine you are just cruising along in the car, the window’s down and you are looking out observing your surroundings, you see a large, hilly, green field that seems to go on forever,you’re letting the sun shine on your face. You look ahead of the car and see a box and you hear a sound, “ Oh no! is that a box full of kittens? or puppies?” You think to yourself. You look closer and as you approach it you’re close enough to look inside and you’re going slow enough, just slow enough, to see what’s inside.You catch a glimpse and you quickly back up into your seat, slightly horrified by what you just witnessed; then you tell your mom what you think you just saw. “Mom I think I just saw a baby in that box” (GrIngberg and Sholchet, 2015).
Now picture this, you are walking along the side of the road there's a large field of green grass on the right side of the road and rows of
What do we need to do? We need an evaluation to ensure that those who have children are ready, willing, and fit to raise a child. Before having children this evaluation should reveal the nature of the parents, that they will not abuse nor neglect their child and ensure that they will nurture them. If you had a child without authorization you would be fined a large sum of money, hopefully maintaining cooperation and form of punishment, without punishment the evaluation wouldn’t be taken seriously. It’s for protection, not oppression. I’m not trying to enact a One-Child policy, or limit the number of children per family. This would be for protection, for the well-being of children, neglected, scorned, abused, forgotten, left to fend for themselves with no one to love them, or care for them, or protect them. Maybe we can’t go into every single neighborhood every single house every single family to know what goes on behind closed doors, but what better is it not to do nothing and allow for the statistics to continue as “a child [being] abused or neglected every 36