Negative Effects Of Adoption

Adoption has been practiced around the world since the beginning of civilization for orphaned or abandoned children. In the United States adoptions were arranged by individuals and families until the 20th century. Beginning in the mid 1900’s adoption agencies took over in helping place children in suitable homes. Adoption can be a fulfilling adventure for adopted people and their new families. The joys of having a new member or person in your life is an incredible feeling. Being an adopted person is not an identity or a disease. Adoption is the process by which one person joins a family unit that supports development of the whole person. Throughout the past years the amount of foster-care children waiting to be adopted fell from 62,759 in 2011 to 58,587 in 2012. You may hear many people arguing about if they favor or dislike adoption. What are the different mindsets of people on the subject of
Adoption throughout the years has become a money making business. Mothers who give up their children for adoption, but later in life want them after being adopted will sometimes get sued. People believe that adoption agencies should have their own policy for the birth mother to gain custody to their child once they have the resources to take care of the child. This also goes along with another reason which would be getting rid of the connection between the om and child could have negative effects in the future. Effects such as not getting the kind of care that they need or the feeling of wanting to know who their real mother is. Also a limited amount of people believe that adopted children may end up becoming bullied throughout the years. Yes, this will happen either way though out the child's life but some people believe that it will be more likely to happen. Which they also believe that being adopted they can develop patterns that may lead to terrible doings throughout the