“If parents are unable, unwilling, or unfit to care for their children, the state can step in to help” (Juvenile Law Center). Each state has a child protective system to provides help for parents and children who need it. Many of these systems thrive to build a strong, healthy relationship between the parents and children. However, it comes to a certain point where the child is in danger; therefore, child welfare systems are required to take the child away from their biological parents. What many people do not understand, is that the child is always put before the parents. When the agencies are ready, foster care centers adopt these children for a temporary amount of time. Several researchers do not approve of a child going back to their endangered
