Every child, in order to fully and harmoniously develop his personality, should grow up in a family environment, in an atmosphere of happiness, love and understanding. A quality family environment is very important for the healthy development of every child. Every state should be guided by the principle of the best interests of the child and all children should have the right to live with their parents and not be separated from them unless the child's welfare is threatened within the family. Then the state is obliged to protect the child and find alternative care for the child. Whenever there is a possibility that parents could give the childcare and support with provided material and professional help, the child should not be segregated from the family. First of all, parents have the right, duty and responsibility to live with their child and take care of the child and to ensure the protection of the child's personal rights to health, development, care and protection, upbringing, education and training, personal relationships and place of residence. When separating a child from the family due to the difficulties faced by the parents in raising and raising children, it is important to encourage the improvement of the quality of foster care, in order to ensure a quality surrogate family for every child who cannot be cared for by his parents.