Why We Should Be Able To Return To Their Parents

Children in foster care should not be able to return to their parents who have committed a felony. It is unsafe for the child, the child is at risk to be singled out by other parents, and overall it is morally wrong. No child should every be able to return to their parent or parents if they are at risk in any shape or form. For a child to return to a parent or parents who have committed a felony is unsafe for the child. The parent may be mentally unstable, which may blur the way they think and cause issues for the child such as abuse or neglect. Putting the child at risk for abuse or neglect, overall is wrong because these children are harmless. They depend on their parent or parents for everything and they should never be put in any situation where they are harmed in any shape or form. It just is not right, and is not fair at all for the child. The parent may have a previous history of abuse, which is even more of a risk for the child to return back to that parent or parents. The courts do not always put a lot of attention on the past. They focus on how the parent is acting or behaving in the present and think everything is okay. Little do they know it is
Supposedly people come out of prison as a changed person, however many times it's not a real change. It's a mask given off by the criminal to try to get better results from the court. When the child is singled out, the child may begin to feel unworthy which could in worst cases scenario lead to self harm, or even suicide attempts. The child could also be bullied, because of the choices made by the parents, or could also be the one who starts the bullying because of a want for attention. This could then lead to the child becoming mentally unstable because of the many feelings of neglect that come from the school, and or the household