Prison Moms: The World's Worst Place To Raise A Child?

When Britney Crozier was sentenced to 13 years for drug trafficking, her biggest fear wasn’t the prison walls—it was losing her children forever. For thousands of incarcerated mothers, a long sentence usually means the end of motherhood. But inside the Grand Valley Institution for Women, a radical and highly controversial experiment is challenging everything we know about crime, punishment, and family. From recorded bedtime storybooks that keep long-distance bonds alive, to the high-stakes Mother-Child Program where infants literally grow up behind bars,… Video by YouTube channel.