Most parents with children in foster care have usually experienced their own struggles and abuse.
Most parents with children in foster care have usually experience their own struggles and abuse, such as drug and alcohol misuse, mental illness, family violence, loss and grief. Some feel responsible and they feel as though they are the one to blame. Sometimes, one of the parents blames the other parent for reasons why their child is being taken away. While others blame social services and social workers for their child being taken away.
Sometimes, some parents are under the assumption that their child will only be in foster care for a short time. After a while with not having their child, they become angry and wonder why their child is not with them. While other parents understand why this has happened.
Some parents put their child or children in foster care themselves because they want them to have a better life than what they could give them. For example, one of the parents is abusive and they do not want their child in that type of environment.