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    today that are in an adoptive or foster situation, many who wonder who they are and who their parents are, sometimes this can cause problems. Other problems apply to both the child and the birth parents. Many times parents will put their kids up for adoption as a result of a current situation, financial or other. Parents of these children should be allowed to see their children, but many times birth parents are denied that, a right that should be theirs. Ada White tells us that, Some birth…

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    Adoption is known to promote cognitive and emotional development in children from foster care, but policy debates remain regarding whether children adopted by gay and lesbian parents can achieve these positive outcomes. This study compared the cognitive development and behavior problems at 2, 12, and 24 months post-placement of 82 high-risk children adopted from foster care in heterosexual and gay or lesbian households. On average, children in both household types showed significant gains in…

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    their biological family. The act of adoption gives an opportunity for these children to be placed with a family with open arms. Based on The Gale Encyclopedia of Children’s Health: Infancy through Adolescence, adoption serves to provide children under eighteen with a permanent, legal, or non-biological parent(s) after the child has been legally relinquished at birth, orphaned, or legally removed from the custody of an unsuitable parent(s). Giving a child up for adoption would appear to be a…

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    2017 Annotated Bibliography: Adoption Child Welfare Information Getaway. "History of Adoption Practices in the United States." History of Adoption Practices in the United States - Child Welfare Information Gateway. N.p., 2016. Web. 2 Feb. 2017. Adoption has been around for thousands of years, but adoption in the US can be traced back to the 1850s. The first adoption law in the US was in Massachusetts and was considered modern. The law recognized adoption as a legal and social…

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    world we live in. So many children are born into families that were not willing or prepared to care for them. Thankfully, there are people full of love and compassion willing to open not just their homes but their hearts to a child. Should it matter that they are single? The concerns being raised regarding single parent adoption are not without merit. Can a single parent provide financially for the child? What will happen if the parent falls ill or dies? They are all legitimate questions. But…

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    from five days to two weeks, shown by Planned Parenthood. Open Adoption. An adoption process in which the birth parents and the adoptive parents typically stay in touch, FindLaw stated. In open adoptions, the adoptive parents meet with the biological parents a couple of times before the process to ensure that their child will be taken care of; this is the most trusting type of adoption, according to Future of the Children. Open adoption is the most favorable of the two choices today because it…

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    Benefits Of Adoption

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    children that are above four years old, boys, children with disabilities, African American, and minority ethnic children. Encouraging potential adoptive families to give these children a home is one of the biggest issues adoption agencies encounter (Tickle). In fact, most adoption agencies play a big role in making these hard-to-place children seem as though they are invisible. Most social workers know that almost all the people thinking about adopting want white babies, they normally do not…

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    to adopt each year. The lack of acceptable straight couples, gay adoption can provide numerous kids with the loving home they need. Same sex couples or straight couples are a better alternative than the foster care system. So why not decrease the number of kids waiting to be apart of a family by allowing them to be raised by people who are making a big decision to cherish and love them through years that lie ahead of them? Adoption is the process of providing families with a child that can no…

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    international adoption, and the treaty represents what may be put in place to positively shape the operation. The ways that all of these people are impacted by this practice can lead to controversial points. As intercountry adoption is widening it opens up for possible illegal activity. The people who realize the issue and want to fix the troubles against those who just want to close the process once it shows corruption presents opposing sides. The controversy of International adoption leads…

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    Essay About Adoption

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    Is adoption a good idea? Adoption is a very delicate issue when it comes to family dynamics. Although, through adoption, the parents are simply trying to create a family, or give their child a better life, mostly with good intentions, certain problems can arise. In the television show, “This is Us,” adoption controversies appear. In the show, Jack and Rebecca Pearson unexpectedly became pregnant with triplets, but during the birth, one passed. Little did they know, a child was found outside of…

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