Government: “we’ll help you raise your baby!” Um, no!
Source: HSLDA
Assembly Bill 430 would have allowed social workers to visit the homes of “at-risk” parents to “offer help” in raising infants. You told them that parents of newborns don’t want to be babied.
https://hslda.org/hs/state/nv/20190515-government-well-help-you-raise-your-baby-um-no.aspx
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