Ask yourself this question, what is a prison? Here's the answer; a prison is "a place or condition of confinement or forcible restraint", (www.dictionary.com). Now ask yourself, is this a place for an innocent child? The answer is obvious, no. Despite the obvious, various prisons around the world are allowing inmate mothers to have their children live with them. This means that children are being forced to stay behind prison walls in order to protect the mother/child bond. "While the environment does have a family orientation, it's still very much a prison where kids serve time with their mothers", (Brian Handwerk). One of Asia's largest prisons, the New Delhi prison, is allowing some mothers to keep their children with them until the age of five. Five? It has been proven many times, that the most important time in a child's life is their first five...