Pros And Cons Of Open Adoption
Adoption has both its pros and cons. Some pros that can be gain from adoption can help both the child and parent(s). By adopting, some couples, won't have sexual contact and less likely to get HIV/AIDS or STDs, whether or not a partner has it. If a partner does have it, then it is likely to be transmitted to the infant, when in the mother. Another pro, would be for the child, many children are parentless and need a care and love. So couples who can't have kids, and want to give love, can adopt a child. A con for having an adoption will be a potential disappointment, the adoptive family can have a disappointment if the child does not meet expectations. The adoptive family can also choose to halt the adoption, leading the child to a foster home. Another con would be the adoptive child could've feel a sense of rejection. So adoption can have both pros
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The child can be supported by adoptive family, financially or emotionally, but the child still needs their parents love. By having a open-adoption, then the birth parents can maintain a good connection with their child. They can also have information that should be approved by both the adoptive and birth parents. A benefit would be allowing the child to live in a better environment. Another benefit would be having the birth parents being able to communicate with their child, and still have the child-to-parent relationships. Although open-adoption is the norm, closed-adoption is sometimes better. By having an closed-adoption, the birth parents won't have any contact with the child. In someways this is a good option. The birth parents may have been abusive and mistreating the child, so by having a closed-adoption, would be good. Closed-adoptions can be good, because birth parents won't influenced the child to leave the adoptive parents. This good when birth parents don't seem to be responsible for
The child can be supported by adoptive family, financially or emotionally, but the child still needs their parents love. By having a open-adoption, then the birth parents can maintain a good connection with their child. They can also have information that should be approved by both the adoptive and birth parents. A benefit would be allowing the child to live in a better environment. Another benefit would be having the birth parents being able to communicate with their child, and still have the child-to-parent relationships. Although open-adoption is the norm, closed-adoption is sometimes better. By having an closed-adoption, the birth parents won't have any contact with the child. In someways this is a good option. The birth parents may have been abusive and mistreating the child, so by having a closed-adoption, would be good. Closed-adoptions can be good, because birth parents won't influenced the child to leave the adoptive parents. This good when birth parents don't seem to be responsible for