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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are no lasting effects on changing caregivers. Kids understand they aren't family. [/quote]
Depends on their age of instability of primary caregivers, incompetence of caregiver, or lack of a loving care-giver. Children absolutely require all three during their foundational years, from birth to age three.[/quote]

Children require instability, incompetence, and love?[/quote]

During their foundational years of early childhood, from birth through age three, children require a primary caregiver who is

1. Stable
2. Competent 
3. Loving

Without these basics of building a solid foundation, there can easily be devastating long-range consequences. It's not pretty, people, but it's a fact. This is why we hear about "The Hell of American Daycare". Google it.

Mental health, or lack thereof, is often rooted in early childhood. This can include some of the increasingly common disabilities that are now being treated by psychiatrists who usually prescribe risky psychiatric prescription medications. Sometimes these medications can help a child cope with their conditions, but often they don't help. This is not to mention the fact that it can take months, if not years for the psychiatrists to figure out the best drug, and then to figure out the best dose. Because your child's brain is still in its development, these drugs can have undesirable consequences.

Of course the parents' mental health and genes have a strong influence has well.[/quote][/quote]

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