即谁是子女的主要照顾者，认为子女由日常生活中的主要照顾者抚养，才能实现

That is, who is the primary caregiver of the child and believes that the child is raised by the primary caregiver in daily life in order to achieve "the best interests of the child". In addition, there are also material conditions that are also one of the criteria for judging the best interests of the children. For example, after divorce, whether to pay the maintenance expenses of minor children on time, but should continue for a period of time as the criterion. It must be stated that this principle has limitations. In cases where both parents take care of their children or neither directly care for their children, the judge cannot judge the primary caregiver nor apply this principle. At this time, other principles still need to be combined. To judge the best interests of the children

That is, who is the primary caregiver of the children, think that the children are raised by the main caregivers in daily life, in order to achieve the "best interests of the children." In addition, there are material conditions that are also one of the criteria for judging the best interests of the child, such as whether to pay the maintenance of the minor child on time after divorce, but should be judged for a period of time. It must be noted that the principle has limitations and that in the absence of a division of care between the parents and the child, or without direct care of the child, the judge is unable to judge the primary caregiver or apply it, and the best interests of the child are still to be judged in the context of other principles

That is to say, who is the main caregiver of the children? Only when the children are raised by the main caregivers in daily life can the "best interests of the children" be realized. In addition, material conditions are also one of the criteria to judge the best interests of children. For example, whether to pay the alimony of minor children on time after divorce should be judged by the duration. It must be noted that there are limitations in this principle. When both parents take care of their children in a division of labor or do not take care of their children directly, the judge cannot judge the main caregiver or apply this principle. At this time, it is still necessary to combine other principles to judge the best interests of children<br>