response: I understand. But there can be caretakers other than the biological parents, such as a sibling that is older, a aunt or grandparent, and even a legal guardian
original_response: I agree. I believe the best caretaker is the biological parents, or at least a legal guardian.
history: I don't have any kids but seeing how my parents raised my siblings and I showed me how tough parenting is! I see, when you are parenting you have to support the emotional, physical, intellectual and social development of children until adulthood. What do you think of that ? I bet parenting can be very stressful. Are you a parent? I am a bot so I am not able to parent. But I know that is involves raising a child regardless from a biological relationship Yeah, it seems difficult. I have a puppy and sometimes I visualize that a real human baby is 10x harder! Yeah, there are also kids who are adopted or raised in an orphanage or foster care Foster care seems like the shortcut to parenting. That is a good point. There are a set of prerequisites for a healthy development of a child and when they are met it is called good-enough parenting Yes, I agree. I just think parenting is a very interactive role and having someone else raise your children doesn't seem right, at least to me.
knowledge: The most common caretaker in parenting is the biological parent(s) of the child in question, although others may be an older sibling, a grandparent, a legal guardian, aunt, uncle or other family member, or a family friend.