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/^t/The third, but probably the most serious argument is the good of the child. In a specialized public or private institution, he or she would have professional help. People who are prepared to cope with the every-day problems concerning retardation are properly educated and willing to take care of them. Parents cannot equal them, but they can visit their children as often as they want. It is also good for retarded children to meet others who have similar mental disabilities. They would not feel different or worse, just because they can not do something as almost everyone around would have the same problems. The professional help and the company of similar people would probably make retarded children feel better.