Child welfare and adoption

Child Welfare: Adoption
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Child Adoption
Child adoption is a legal, social and emotional process in which children do not get raised by their biological parents. Instead, they are permanently and legally raised by another family ("Introduction to Adoption," n.d.). It gives children from the less fortunate families and those from abusive or neglectful families a privilege to enjoy normal family life. It is a delicate process that needs stakeholders to be open and follow all the legal requirements. Otherwise, it would become a child kidnapping case. The children's department should ensure the child's details are recorded and the adopting parents pay the legal fees. Their details are also recorded for tracking purposes by the children's department.
However, the prevailing discourse about child adoption is whether the child has the right to choose the side of the family they want to stay with when they grow u...