Opening a Closed Adoption
Many adoptions are closed, meaning the birth parents aren't revealed to the adopted child, and consequently the child has no interaction with his or her birth parents. There are many reasons why an adoption may be closed. More frequently, however, both adopted parents and adopted children are seeking to open closed adoptions.
"By whatever manner families arrived at closed adoptions, many are showing an interest in changing that, and establishing contact among all three parties - birth parent(s), adoptee, and adoptive parent(s)..."
Adopting.org has posted a chat discussion between a birth and adoptive parent who decided to open their adoption. It gives great insight into the reasons behind, and process of, opening a previously closed adoption.
"By whatever manner families arrived at closed adoptions, many are showing an interest in changing that, and establishing contact among all three parties - birth parent(s), adoptee, and adoptive parent(s)..."
Adopting.org has posted a chat discussion between a birth and adoptive parent who decided to open their adoption. It gives great insight into the reasons behind, and process of, opening a previously closed adoption.







1 Comments:
I feel that openeing a closed adoption is a great idea. I was adopted at birth and have no idea who my biological parents are. I would like to know. There are times that I am walking in a store or something and I see an African American woman I often think to myself wow that just may be my mom. It's the wierdest feeling.
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