A girl who gives up her baby to a loving family cares more about the child than a girl who decides to keep the baby despite her inadequate experience and lack of support for the baby.
The child will grow up and wonder about their birth parents, but if they had a good life and their needs were met as they grew up, they should forgive the parent who gave them away. The child must know it was better to be given away, than kept by parents who could not take care of them. Of course a mother worries about how the child will feel about this when they grow up, but they have to do what is best for the child.
==Adoption worries=
Yes, that is natural. Adoption is a very hard decision, it is unselfish and time answers the questions you most likely have. I am adopted, and at 16 I chose adoption for my son because as above, isn't more loving to give the baby a life rather than a struggle with a mom who is so young. My son is 20 now, and through the grapevine I chose to place him, he found me. My son told me that he grew up with parents who explained to him how much I loved him for making the decision I had made. He also thanked me for makig the decision. I thanked my father when I found him to, even though I found his situation with having had the ability to raise me at the time, however without my Mom he made the choice to place me. I love him no matter what. I survived well. When I was growing up I felt special,I was told I was chosen. And I was. In all I feel it IS normal to worry about a lot of things when making the decision to place a child. You are on the right track. Go forward knowing it was the best thing you could do for your child.
Many children worry that their parents are very stressed by work.
Parents always worry about their children, if you put them in a more dangerous situation, then this worry is more likely to increase rather than disappear.
In the Analects of Confucius, you can find the quote:A disciple asked the Master, 'What is the filial piety?'The Master said 'Parents only worry about their children's health.'
if you are a child tell your parents. it might be hard to do it but it is for the best. if your parents get mad do not get mad and yell it is bad for the baby. dont worry everything will be okAY.Talk to your parents. You have the same options as always; keep it, adoption or abortion.
interacting/teaching with/to children easing the pain and worry of parents saving lives of children
Yes, children can experience worry and anxiety, especially when faced with new experiences, schoolwork, or family changes. It's important for parents and caregivers to provide support, reassurance, and tools to help children manage their worries in a healthy way.
The extreme is to danger for the kids,so parents always worry about the children ,it's parents' duty to make their children be healthy,and in order to do this the parents always don't allow the kids to take part in extreme sports.As a child,you should understand your parents because of their love.
trees, monkey bars, table/chairs, ladder
extreme sports: white-water rafting; and skiing, boxing, riding
Sometimes parents worry too much about children growing up. They begin to be paranoid. Not that paranoid, just a bit. They can be controlling. Children can become defensive in response.
Parents worry about a lot of things when leaving their kids at kindergarten for the 1st time. They worry how well they would be looked after, whether their kid will fit in, and how much they will learn.
yes, day schools are way better than boarding schools because they wont have to be separated by their parents and they can do many outdoor activities without leaving home. and when the parents send their children to daily schools, they wont have to worry about them because they will come back, whereas on the opposite side, when the parents send their children to boarding schools, they will worry day and night about their children.. and boarding schools suck like hell