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Baby Adoption

Every day in every part of the world baby adoptions occurs or takes place. We believe that adoption is a kind of blessing to both the children and the parents who adopt. Nowadays there are number of children who are desperate to have safe home and loving family, and similarly there are number of couples and individual who are ready to adopt child. With all the options available and choices the adoption of child can be a very confusing process.

The private agencies for adoption of babies:

There are number of people who choose the private agencies just because they think that they can get faster results to their want. It’s true that people get their result in less time as compared to adoption agencies run by the government. Almost every private adoption agency offers open adoption as well as closed adoption. One may feel that the adoption process is little expensive as they charge ten thousand dollars to thirty thousand dollars and they may take from few months to several years fulfill your need.

The open adoption process:

In the open adoption process the documents or the matters concerned with the adoption of the child remain open. Although the birth or the biological parents of the child are legally allowed to be in contact with the child, they may keep contact with their child and the parents who have adopted their child, or should be given the yearly updates regarding the child wellbeing and all other matters. Different states of world have different laws regarding the open adoption.

There are number of states which allow the birth mother to choose the couple or individual which can adopt her child. There are some states which allow the birth mother and adoptees to meet number of times before the child is born. Some mother may allow adoptees to be present in the delivery room at the time of child’s birth.

The closed adoption process:

A closed adoption process is a kind of process in which all the records regarding the adoption are kept closed. The parents who are adopting the child or adopting parents and the biological parents of the child do not know each other’s identity. There will be no contact between both the parties before the adoption process, during the adoption process and after the adoption process, at least till the child is of legal age, which is typically eighteen years. Still there are different states which vary that for how long the records will not be disclosed to the child when he or she enters the adulthood.

The public or government adoption agencies:

These public adoption agencies are regulated by the government, generally by the Department of Human Resources and agencies similar to it. These agencies may or may not have newborn babies they specially deals in toddlers or older children who are in special need of home and loving family. They even charge you less fees for the adoption process as compared to the private companies.


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