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What are the differences and why is it important for people to know the difference?
Adoptive parents know essentially nothing about the child's biological parents
Contact between biological parents and children
Child is secure in their self-esteem and why their parent gave them up for adoption
Adopted children never understanding the entire story of their adoption
Lack of adopted child's medical and family history
Healthy relationship between children's biological and adoptive family
Adoptive Family
Biological Parents
Children
Introducing a Semi-open adoption
In a semi-open adoption their can be some kind of contact between the adopted child's birth parents and adoptive parents through the means of a mediator or not
Well one of the main reasons that we should get rid of closed adoption is because it is already almost completely nonexistent!
Also, closed adoption leave a lot of room for error in important information on the children and their family history.
Only 5% of adoptions are considered to be fully closed. These adoptions, although the minority, are the cause for thousands of children's that are still left with hundreds of questions about their birth parents that will never be answered. Giving that 5% back to those children can ensure that every child, feels secure in themselves and the families that they live in
Overall open adoption really helps the child, adoptive family, and biological parents feel secure in their decisions. An open communication increases a healthy relationship between all parties involved. I'm not saying that an open adoption solves every problem an adopted child faces, but understanding their background and feeling secure in who they are, leads to healthy long-lasting, trusting relationships