What are Parental Rights?

Question

I don't mean this is a bad way - its for an opinion paper. Parental rights, as in if the baby should be taken away because of a syndrome developed by the pregant mother which is FULLY preventable ..( fetal alchohol syndrome )

Answer 1

well this needs more detail ~~~OK Ty for adding well speaking as a foster mom here i have seen this happen and the foster parent has there hands very full the baby still wants what drugs the mother was taking and it cant have them so its extremely fussy~~~~~many are born with alot of medical problems too...now alot of times there fearful to let the mom care for the infant scared she wont take proper care of it and maybe loose all of her patients since its so fussy~~~and shes wigged out on drugs~~~so yes ut is real and yes this does happen good luck on your paper

Answer 2

parental rights are the rights that a parent have to their child just by being their biological parent even if they arent on the birth certificate and those rights can be given up if they dont want to take care of the child or put them up for adoption and those rights can be taken away by a judge if you cause some type of harm to your children or have a record for harming people or if you are very ill or get a divorce and the spouse gains full custody but in that case you still have rights if the other parent agrees

Answer 3

a mother n father who help you come into this world have rights in your care till your of age
and part of those right is to love you so much to care about where you are and where your going and how you get ther
which can be a pain in the *** but its there right
they have a right to be respected no matter if there not perfect for the very point there trying
and you have the right to be loved fed clothed and taken care of . but as you age nature pushes you out of the nest n mom n dad drag you back in the nest n its normal too. Parental rights are the right to love n p[rotect you and keep you safe as well as show you respect as you mature and show your ready for it
your the property of your mom n dad until such a time and age that you show your ready to be gron up and ready for how the world which is wonderful can be tough
thats parental rights honor thy father n mother ... you only get one of each for your whole life

Answer 4

I believe that parental rights are the rights a parent has to watch over their children and keep them in "order."---lets say a kid steals something from the mall and security finds out:
therefore the parents have the right to chastise that child, such as junvenile dentention or your basic "grounding"

Answer 5

The natural rights of parents to raise thier children as they see fit without interference from others - particularly the government, church, or other organizations.

Answer 6

Parental Rights are the rights that your parents have naturally. These rights aren't written anywhere, but people still assume those rights. For example, your parents can ground you. No one said they can, no one said they can't, they just assume that they can do it since they supported you in life.

Answer 7

-force you to go to school
-curfew
-what you buy
-what you do inside their house
-your chores
-send you to summer camps

What they can't do is

-hit you to discipline you (unless you are really spoiled)
-restrict you from having certain friends
-punish you unless they have absolute proof that you are the person that the person that committed the crime
- create punishments that do not fit the crime
(ex: you don't untie your shoelaces when you get home=restriction of all privaleges including computer, game, even television for a month)

Answer 8

rights a parent has to control or watch or teach their children

rights they have. they cant hit them, but they can make them go to school ex.

Answer 9

parents have a right to control their children. they also have a right to see if their children should have abortions...but liberals love dead babies so they are trying to get rid of parental consent with abortions.

Answer 10

That should be clarified-in terms of what ? a divorce? Need more information