When parents nurture their children, their right of education and protection
has to be guaranteed. Following the Convention on the Rights of Children,
parents have to get educational advice through the youth department. In rural
areas, regional care centers take care of exposed children. Their task is to
render assistance to the parents, for keeping the families together. To reach
welfare of children, the first essential step belongs to the state. The state has
to accomplish concrete supporting measures for the families through its
legislation. A legal basis must be built for manifesting parent education. This
coverage makes the parents able to secure the educational opportunities for
themselves and for their children. In this study, twelve children have been
interviewed about their family life. The data is analyzed by the grounded theory.
Mostly, the parents are unable to cope issues like custody and caring. Due to
the dissolution many of them become depressive, violent or alcoholic. Often, the
parents are helpless and without prospects. A term of children’s welfare is
suggested and the importance of educating the parents in terms of lifelong
learning is underlined.