Thank you for you post. I don't know how to raise awareness in the community of @familyprotection, but is the family still the focal point of a child's development? Doesn't this pitfall all started way back with initiatives like those of a Horace Mann visiting Prussian Germany? See e.g.

And this is how I see it from there: While parents struggle to cope with the kids after school more struggle is inevitable and so comes more rationalization done by agency workers for "caring" for the child.

So I want to ask you: How may the #familyprotection community approach this for not picking up more and more broken glas (and families) in the hindsight?