Why The Number Of Children In Child Care Custody Are Increasing In The UK

Raising a child with all the basic necessities is a parent's obligation. In certain circumstances, however, some parents do not meet the criteria of being a good parent, hence governments intervene and send their children to child care.

Child care services have been working for the better care and safety of children. However, some people are questioning the authenticity of child care services. 

According to The Guardian, a couple was accused of physically abusing their child four years ago and the child was taken by children services. But eExtensive investigations showed that the child had some physical disorder that caused bruises and bleeding and not a physical abuse. 

In the United Kingdom, study shows the number of children taken into child care custody each year has been increasing. While the number of applications to appeal custody of the children by the institutions is even higher.

These stats have caused huge debates and authorities of family division are concerned. Due to violence against children in society, child care is a necessity but to what extent is the real question. The criteria determining whether a child is actually in danger is still ambiguous but psychologist's assistance could be very helpful.

Mental health of children, as well as their parents, must be analyzed before reaching a conclusion. It is essential for the future of both the parents and the children. At times, the problems are far different than they actually appear to be.

Meanwhile, Examiner reported incidents where children faced fatal consequences in children care. The authorities had to bring more experienced persons to look into the matter but nvestigations proved that these incidents could be prevented by seeking the expertise of counselors as they are needed for deciding whether a child should actually be taken away from the household or not.

So, do you think the child care systems need some criteria to follow before taking a child into custody? Please share your thoughts below. 

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