Can you choose to take your baby back in the future after youve given it away to open adoption?
Im just curious if you can like adopt it back or something cuz it seems like teenagers give it for adoption cuz they cant tKe care of it and they have to go to school but im sure that they want it back in the future when they are married and out of collage and have a job and are ready. ??

March 11th, 2010 at 9:18 am
no that is illegal Lenny
March 13th, 2010 at 2:50 pm
no you sign away all rights until the child is 18. glamorous2525
March 16th, 2010 at 10:44 pm
No you are giving up all parental rights to that child. TheLugos
March 18th, 2010 at 12:43 am
that would be wrong. Amanda C
March 18th, 2010 at 8:05 pm
no, you can’t adopt it back. once it’s done there’s nothing you can do. besides, that would be terrible for the child!! olive yağ
March 19th, 2010 at 6:43 pm
ehhhh they are obligated too, BUT if you give it away in an official adoption your legally signing a contract to give it away so you cant get it back Fredo
March 22nd, 2010 at 6:29 pm
No. My son is adopted and the birthmother has 3 days to decide to change her mind. Could you imagine what that would do to a child? Teenagers shouldnt have sex period. There are no babysitters to care for your child for years until you are finished with school or decide you are ready to be a mother. Unless of course family members would do that for someone. Emily
March 23rd, 2010 at 8:31 am
No they couldnt, because when you give a child up for adoption you are signing away all your parental rights and giving the rights to the adoptive parents. The only way you could do that is if the adoptive parents gave the rights back to you.
And people who would want to do that are pathetic and shouldnt be able to even get pregnant.
Giving away your baby until your ready and the kid is grown up and “easier to handle” is the most disgusting thing ever.
Use birth control if you dont want a baby yet.. simple as that.
(I got pregnant at 17 because my birth control failed, but I take care of my responsibilities.. I dont give them to someone else) CourtneyCatherine☺(mommyof2)
March 26th, 2010 at 9:22 am
Adoption is permanent. It means the new parents are the legal parents.
Open adoptions do work. We’re proof. But it’s not guaranteed and often used to lure young women into surrendering.
It’s not a decision anyone should make on the assumption that they will even see their child again. They might not unless the adopted adult finds them.
No…you cannot choose to take the “child” back after an adoption. Ferbs
March 28th, 2010 at 6:51 pm
do you even understand how much damage that would do to a child. you cant give them away and let them get attached to a family and then 4 or five or whatever years later decude you want them back. your already causing them heartache when yougive them away dont give them more by making them lose another family, especially the one they know and love. and by the way its extremley hard to do something like that. not that often the mother wins in those cases. britt22
March 29th, 2010 at 6:42 am
when you give your child up you cant come back and get it. Beside why you you do that, think of how that would make the child feel having to be taking away from their mom and dad. they would hate you very much for taking them away.
as for giving up a child there isnt anything wrong with it. It takes a lot to give up your flesh and blood and know for one reason or another the child would be better off with someone else. It shows you’re a very good mother and you really love your child. better then the ones that either kills it with abortion or just doesnt take care of it and lets the state care for them. Florida Girl
March 30th, 2010 at 4:13 pm
No, no, no,….a thousand times no….it ain’t happening, no how, no way! Once you surrender your parental rights to and of your own child….Bye, See You…you are no longer the legal parent and in fact are a LEGAL stranger to the child you gave birth to. Want to keep your child in your life?…nix the adoption stuff, tough it out. gypsywinter
April 2nd, 2010 at 6:19 pm
STEREO-TYPING ARE WE????? I was kicked out of home on my 14th birthday and pulled out of school by my mom who was a bad parent…. I sold drugs to survive, I got pregnant at 16 had my son at 17 I am now 20 my son is will be 3 years of age on the 7th of this month…. Dec-2008 got pregnant Feb-2009 had a miscarriage (HEARTBROKEN SINCE)…. I would never give my child(ren) up for anything. I worked two jobs and went to school dont sell drugs since I gave birth NEVER USED ANY TYPE OF DRUG….. I bought my house (NOT RENTING) but bought my house when I was 19 after a house I was renting caught on fire and I was homeless for 9months….. I never had any type of help NEVER been on my own and took in my two baby brother (5 & 7) I drive MY OWN CAR, I DO NOT DRINK OR PARTY heck I dont even go out… I no longer have any type of social life other then my man who I been with for almost 2 years (I NEVER CHEATED)…… I been reaped, in foster homes, homeless, miscarriage, house fire, laid-off, and so much more but I work hard to make something of myself and my family…. my son was walking at 9mon off bottle at 11months off sippy-cup since 12mon talking at 13mon and spelling at 2years old.. yeah thats right SPELLING words at age 2… talks like he is 5yo
because i work hard with him, im not not a dead-beat mom or will i ever be
so stop stereo-typing cuz im a teen mom and a d- a- m- n good one Kay48219
April 3rd, 2010 at 8:12 pm
Nope, once you sign it is not yours anymore. dontknow86
April 5th, 2010 at 1:43 pm
no, theyve lost all parental rights, an open adoption just means they receive photos and letters, and can visit, but only with the adoptive parents permission, theres no going back, it would be cruel to take a child from the home theyve grown up in, just because you decide you want to take care of him now. Leigh
April 5th, 2010 at 9:33 pm
Babies dont just happen. If teenagers (or anyone else who isnt ready to parent) didnt have sex, there would be no need for questions like this. Wait till you’re done with school & preferably married to have sex, & then use contraception until you’re ready to have a baby. Marnie B
April 6th, 2010 at 3:28 am
No adoption is not meant to be a temporary situation to let someone care for the child until the natural parents feel prepared and ready to parent. If someone has plans to eventually parent their child then they need to give someone temporary guardianship or have the child put in temporary foster care. Not place the child for adoption.
The only way someone could adopt their natural child back is if the adoptive parents were willing to give up their rights and let that person adopt their child. I have heard of cases where adult adoptees have been adopt by their natural parent. Come Soon Lord Jesus