What happened to children of prostitutes in Ancient Rome?

by BurningBridges19

So, I know prostitution in Ancient Rome was relatively common. I’m not sure about the availability or effectiveness of contraceptive methods or abortive procedures, however I’m more interested in what happened to a child when a Roman prostitute carried to term. Was this even a thing or did Roman prostitutes mostly use effective methods of contraception/abort pregnancies? If a Roman prostitute gave birth, did she keep the baby? Would she kill it, or give it up for adoption (if giving your children up for adoption was even a thing back then)?

EremiticFerret

There may be more specific info out there, but u/sunagainstgold made an amazing series of posts including at least a partial answer to your question just this week, here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/opk002/people_say_they_want_historically_accurate/h65vrf9/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=web2x&context=3