What are the regulations for guardians of children born out of wedlock?

1. What are the regulations for guardians of children born out of wedlock? The biological mother has priority in custody. Historically, custody of children born out of wedlock has long belonged to the biological mother. On the one hand, the underdevelopment of science and technology makes it difficult to determine the biological father of children born out of wedlock; on the other hand, traditional social and moral concepts believe that the biological father of children born out of wedlock should not bear the rights and obligations of guardianship. It can be seen that the legislation grants custody of illegitimate children to their biological mothers based on gender discrimination against the parents of children born out of wedlock and the principle of inequality between men and women. With the continuous progress of society, it is no longer a scientific problem to accurately determine the biological father of a child born out of wedlock. The principle of gender equality has become a goal that society strives to achieve. However, when it comes to the custody of children born out of wedlock, the legislation of most countries insists that biological mothers have priority over biological fathers in custody. In this regard, we believe that the interests of the children should be the basis. First, there is no scientific basis for maternal love to be superior to paternal love for minor children. The viewpoint of psychiatry on which the above-mentioned scholars are based is only an opinion of psychiatry and has not been universally recognized. Second, sacrificing the principle of equality between men and women cannot achieve the purpose of protecting the interests of children. The biological father and biological mother are both natural blood relatives of children born out of wedlock, and there is no difference between the biological father and the biological mother for children born out of wedlock. As long as there is no conflict between the principle of equality between men and women and the interests of children, there is no need to sacrifice the principle of equality between men and women. Only by sacrificing the principle of equality between men and women and allowing the biological mother to take precedence over the biological father as the guardian of illegitimate children can the goal of healthy growth of illegitimate children be achieved. Third, the specific circumstances of the biological mother and biological father are not distinguished, and the subjective wishes of the biological father and biological mother are not considered. If custody of children born out of wedlock is given priority to the mother, it deviates from the principle of the best interests of the child. 2. The biological parents have joint custody. Generally speaking, it is most beneficial to the healthy growth of minor children when parents jointly supervise their minor children. Starting from the best interests of the children, the most ideal type of custody is for the biological parents to have joint custody of the children born out of wedlock. However, whether equal custody can be achieved depends on whether the biological parents live together. If the parents of children born out of wedlock live together, the protection of children born out of wedlock is feasible. If the parents of a child born out of wedlock do not live together, it is not possible to have equal custody of the minor illegitimate child. The guardianship of minors is mainly physical guardianship. The ward needs the guardian to take care of his or her daily life, which determines that the guardian must live together with the ward. When one of the biological parents of a child born out of wedlock does not live with the child, this guardianship duty cannot be fulfilled. If the biological parents do not live together, the parent who does not live with the child born out of wedlock cannot exercise custody with the parent who lives with the child born out of wedlock. Therefore, the co-custody of the biological parents can only be applied to the premise that the biological parents of the child born out of wedlock live together. There are a lot of illegitimate children in social life. Because most people now have the main power over their own marriages, there are many behaviors of getting pregnant before marriage. These children are born out of wedlock. Yes, the legal guardian is in principle the biological mother. And have the same rights as legitimate children.