Can adults with children in Canada follow their children to become naturalized?

In Canada, children can be naturalized with their parents, but parents can't follow their children. In addition, your question: if the child is a "plus baby" and the parents are "double non-"(the parents are neither Canadian citizens nor permanent residents), then the child will automatically become a Canadian citizen at birth, and then the parents must leave Canada. The parents of the child have two choices: one is to leave the child to the Canadian government for adoption and the parents leave the country. Second, take the children away and leave the country with their parents. Children can come back at any time, and parents must wait until their children reach the age of 18 and have independent ability and certain economic strength before they can apply for parents' reunion in Canada. After coming, you need residence time and English test to be naturalized, or you will be naturalized automatically at the age of 65.