LACK OF PARENTAL GUIDANCE, WHAT DO YOU THINK CAN BE THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS?

Today's fewer and fewer mothers are acting as stay a home house wives. many of today,s youth are growing up with less parental supervision and or quality time than previous generations. What effect do you think has on society and what if any action should be taken with regard to the situation.

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