Abortion and adoption are similar in a variety of ways, but also quite different in others. The options both alleviate you of the responsibility of being a parent, as well as allowing you to accomplish your goals all while not bringing a child into a situation that you feel is less than optimal. Whatever the choice may be, there will be both pros and cons.
The debate of whether a woman should put their child up for adoption or have an abortion has been going on for several years. There are people who argue abortions because they believe an abortion is an intentional murder of an unborn child. They see it as taking away a person’s rights even before said person has a chance at living. While others believe there are men and women in the world that will not make good parents. They feel like them having a child will only affect the child negatively, even though that might not be the case. There’s no way you could be 100% sure unless the baby was birthed. There is no going back and changing your mind after having an abortion, once it’s done it’s done.
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The adoptive parent becomes legally and morally responsible for the child's safety, education, health care, value development, development of life skills, as well as the day-to-day care of that child.” (http://adoption.childhswv.org/seeking/wia.htm) Adoption is a good choice for someone who isn’t ready to, or simply cannot raise a child but doesn’t want to go the abortion route. Giving your baby to a family in need could be a blessing to the adoptive parents. Adoption would
The debate of whether a woman should put their child up for adoption or have an abortion has been going on for several years. There are people who argue abortions because they believe an abortion is an intentional murder of an unborn child. They see it as taking away a person’s rights even before said person has a chance at living. While others believe there are men and women in the world that will not make good parents. They feel like them having a child will only affect the child negatively, even though that might not be the case. There’s no way you could be 100% sure unless the baby was birthed. There is no going back and changing your mind after having an abortion, once it’s done it’s done.
“Adoption establishes a legally recognized, lifelong relationship between a parent and …show more content…
The adoptive parent becomes legally and morally responsible for the child's safety, education, health care, value development, development of life skills, as well as the day-to-day care of that child.” (http://adoption.childhswv.org/seeking/wia.htm) Adoption is a good choice for someone who isn’t ready to, or simply cannot raise a child but doesn’t want to go the abortion route. Giving your baby to a family in need could be a blessing to the adoptive parents. Adoption would