Adoptions
How do you feel about open adoption within the extended family?
For example, what are the views of a cousin, an aunt, to adopt the child or children of a teenager? would certainly be an open adoption, but unlike other open adoption and birth parents parents and adoptive parents would be required in the other life a little. sorry if this is not the impression I make a specific question that I just want opinions, experiences, so one big happy family is functional. It's just a question of resources, a mother simply can not afford to care for your baby and not a close relative.
I think it's a good thing, the child does not receive the same "Mom loves me not" feeling that can sometimes come to step out, always comes to see her mom birth, but given the attention and support they need a mother more. As the mother realizes that the adoptee's biological mother has the last word on the child's life what it is.
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