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Adoption provides childless parents an opportunity to care for a parentless child. Adoption was legalized in the US in the 1850s and the Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997 aimed to improve child safety and find permanent homes for foster children. There are private and public adoption methods, with most children adopted privately being placed directly with adoptive families. While adoption can benefit many, there are also risks like an open adoption being disrupted or an adopted child not knowing their birth parents and having identity issues.
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- 3. A little adoption history! • Adoption was legalized in the U.S around the 1850’s. • In November of 1997, President Bill Clinton signed the Adoption and Safe Families Act. To improve the safety of the children and promote adoption/permanent homes for a child in need or in foster care.
- 4. Methods Of Adoption Private Public • With private or independent agencies, the parents search for a couple or single to adopt their child • Intercounty adoption is adopting children from different countries • A public agency are usually ran by the state, and there point is trying to find child-less couples or singles a child. • By the time the state is involved the parents have already gave up their rights on their child Intercounty
- 5. Statistics • About 62% of children adopted privately and are placed with an adoptive family • 21% of adopted families are mixed races • Around 88% of adoptive couples describe themselves has “happy” couples
- 6. Ages of adoption UNDER 1 1 to 2 2 to 5 5 t0 12 12 to 17 Series 1
- 7. The bad side of adoption: why to not adopt. • Having an open adoption and the family comes back for the child. • Being an adopted child and not knowing anything about your birth parents and having doubt about yourself. • will the adopted child be loved as much as a biological one.
- 8. ….. • Some adopted children are raped, beaten, and treated like slaves • Also, verbally abused • Another thing is adoptive parents do not know much history about the Childs parents and don’t have a clue about mental health or history of violence.
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