Topic: Foster care brings more harm than good
Children can languish for years in foster care,  experiencing multiple placement changes. The disrupted relationships caused by such changes harms their well-being.
children from foster care homes are more neglected than in adoptive homes.
children generally do better when kept in their family home with apropriate help and support rather being placed in foster care
children generally have better life outcomes when left with their families.
Children get moved from foster home to foster home and end up troubled because they feel so unwanted.
children in dangerous home situations can find a safe place while the family is trying to repair their lives and also provide warmth from outsiders who want to care for children in vulnerable situations.
Children in foster care are  more likely to suffer from health problems
children in foster care are always aware that they are outside a family, the meetings about them, the fact that they do not live with a parent, this leads to mental health issues in many cases in adult life
children in foster care are at higher risk for poor academic success.
children in foster care are more likely to abuse drugs and alcohol
children in foster care are more likely to develop behavioral problems
children in foster care are often bullied by others in the foster family
children in foster care are often exposed to maltreatment and do not have a strong connection with their foster families.
children in foster care are often neglected, or worse, abused
children in foster care are often not treated as lovingly and unconditionally as natural parents or adoptive parents are because they are getting paid to foster
children in foster care get a better standard of care than with abusive parents
children in foster care grow up in loving families that want children
children in foster care have higher rates of depression, substance abuse and suicide.
children in foster care have more compromised developmental outcomes than children who do not experience placement in foster care
children in foster care have nowhere else to go
children in foster care lack stability.
children in foster care never feel as though they are a part of the family.
children in foster care show higher rates of mental illness and behavioral problems.
children in foster care struggle to form attachments because they’re moved around so much in foster care.
children is foster care rarely get the nurturing support they need since foster parents don't want to put in the time to get to know and love them, afraid they will leave too quickly.
children may never have somewhere to call a forever home because they’re moved around so much, and therefore can’t form attachments to any specific family.
children move frequently from foster home to foster home causing attachment problems and sociopathic behavior
children need forever homes not temporary housing
children need to be placed in safe homes
children need to be taken into foster care if they are in an environment which is potentially dangerous, for example if their parents are taking drugs.