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Adoption
Adoption is the act or fact of being adopted or adopting
something. In other words taking in
something as your own. There are two different kinds of adoption domestic and
international. Domestic is adoption of a baby that is from the U.S. or your
country. International adoption is adopting a baby from a foreign country.
There are multiple reasons why people choose to adopt. Someone who’s physically
unable to have their own kid but still wants a baby or maybe someone want to
take a child out of a bad situations. There are many different local agencies
that will help you adopt a baby like Foster Care, Child Welfare, and Social
Services. You can’t go for adoption with one of these licensed private
agencies.
Identified or designated adoptions are legal in most states. You can be turned down if you seem unable to legitimately and safely take care of a child. In order to adopt sometimes you need an attorney or other intermediaries.
Steps to Adoption
There are 10 steps it takes in order
to adopt a child, if you don’t follow these steps good luck getting a kid. The first step you have to take is learning
about adoption. For example you’re going to have to know where to go to what to
do. The second step is selecting an agency that works with the state that
you’re located in. The third step is completing a Home-study. A home-study is a
series of meetings with a social worker from the agency you’re trying to adopt
a kid from that proves if you’re able to take care of a child. The fourth step
is to search for the child that you want to adopt. The fifth step is exchanging
information with the child’s agency. They do it to make every a legal matter.
The sixth step is to understand that you’re up for adoption and your kid might
not make it to be in your family. The
children have a chance of being put into different families but the best
environment for the child will be chosen. The seventh step is meeting the
child. This is the most important step in my opinion. The eighth step is
receiving a placement. The placement is the exact date the child will start
living in your home. The ninth step is finalizing your adoption. In order to do
this you go to court and a judge finalizes the adoption. The tenth step is just
being a family.
Ethical
Issues in Adoption
Adoption is an emotional and social process that’s not the
easiest thing to do at all. Sometimes adoption doesn’t always work out. There
have been many cases were kids are sent through many adoptions from when they
were born to when they are old enough to be on their own. It’s very important
to seriously think if you actually want to have a child or not. Don’t ever
adopt a child if you’re not prepared. You should never put a baby in a
dangerous position. If you don’t have enough money or skills to adopt a baby
then don’t. Adoptions go in three ways, the parents adopting, the kid getting adopted,
and the place the parents the kid is coming from. So if it doesn’t work between
all three parties then it won’t ever work.
http://www.americanadoptions.com/adopt/adopting_a_baby
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