Argumentative Essay On Baby Box

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In my opinion the baby box is a good alternative for mothers who feel they can’t care for a baby. I do agree with some of the points people made about how it could cause issues in the child’s future since they have no record of who their parents are or where they come from, but in the end the children are given a better life and cared for out of love. As for this system being used in the U.S. I think it’s fine as long as it isn’t abused, by that I mean mothers just getting rid of children for no reason. In conclusion I believe that what Pastor Lee is doing is a very good thing, he seems very passionate about it and obviously loves all of the children he takes in. As for baby boxes in America I didn’t learn as much about them from the documentary

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