My Adopted Baby

Iker Casillas asked:


I would like to know how easy (and likely) is it to give a baby in adoption. In other words, is it possible that no one will want a specific baby and therefore it will be impossible to give him/her in adoption (considering a normal and healthy baby)? Also, do you think families are less interested in babies born to a young couple (late teens - early 20s). Also, how expensive can the whole process be? I mean, for the couple who is giving the baby away. Are adopting families willing to cover some of the medical expenses related to the birth of the baby?

Thanks.

cosmic love asked:


I’m a pregnant teen planning on giving up my baby for adoption in Australia. How do I get by this? Are there any organizations that would help me through the process? I want to be able to chose a loving family.

G. asked:


OK, I have three questions. One, can a woman who KNOWS the father of her baby give up him/her up for adoption? Two, can a woman who sincerely DOES NOT know who the father is give her baby up for adoption? Three, a DNA test cannot reveal who a baby’s father is if the man who is the father isn’t there to test, right?

Heather asked:


So my boyfriend has a baby on the way but the mother of that child wants to give the baby up for adoption. He wants to keep the baby himself but were not sure what needs to be done in order for that to happen. the mother of the baby will try anything she can so that wont happen. What does he need to do? There’s no talking with that woman…
Can she put the baby up for adoption even he goes down there and steps in saying hes the father and he wants his child?

mommy2be *due feb.27* asked:


I’ve always been curious about this- If you put your baby up for adoption willingly (i.e. not because you’re a druggie or in jail or anything) and then you have a change of heart a few months later, are you allowed to “take” your baby back? Do adoption agencies allow you time to change your mind about it?

*I’m not putting my baby up for adoption but I’m just wondering.

Music Is My Life ♥ asked:


This is a question from my cousin.
“I am 11 and I am an only child. I want a sister my age really bad an dmy parents said we could talk about it. But they said we would probably need to adopt like a 2 or 3 year old. Would an 11 year old be ok? Maybe a 5 yr old? Please write what you think a good age would be. Oh and my parents are 36 and 42.” That was the question. Please answer she is really very lonely.
This question is from her parents “We know anything older than 3 may have bad memories. But the couldnt be like horrid memories could they? But if they were like ok memories we are working on kepping those memories out of her mind if we got her. Would that work?”
more info from the messenger owl (me) They have been reading up and noticed many people have posted questions on websites and they think many of you may be getting the wrong idea. They want her to love and care for not to have just to use.

newenglandjoy asked:


Oh yes now many of you do. Is is not true that you would still have problems? Is this not a convenient way to avoid taking responsibility? I am not trying to offend please believe me. Has not adoption added as much to your life as it has detracted? Is this not true. I am saddened.

Lindsay asked:


I have received an assignment from school, and my topic is adoption.
One of the questions I must cover is what are the problems faced by an adopting couple.

Aly asked:


Please tell me the rate of adoption within China with the latest statistic possible. This is not the international rate but only the rate of adopition for chinese born babies in china. In other words what is the intranational rate of adoption for China.

Mady T asked:


Which adoption agency is the most reliable and the cheapest for adopting children from China? Is there a group or any one who can give me advice on how to go about the adoption process?