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Abortion and Child Abuse

Abortion whether necessary or unnecessary affects maternal parenting and may partially explain the apparent increase in child abuse. There seems to be increasing evidence that abortion is not therapeutic. The question that arises to humanists is whether abortion on demand is liberating. It is most important to be concerned about whether abortion affects parent-child bonds. If abortion disrupts the nuturing responses to parents distressed children or it is distorts a childs appeal for concern a serious problem has been created. In actuality free choice of abortion means unrestricted choice of a particular child. The deeper implications of abortion on request must be considered and good medical practice stems from considering all the possible effects of a procedure.