Child Welfare: Child Adoption

Child Welfare: Child Adoption
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Child Adoption
Children are born innocent when they do not even know the value of life. However, every child deserves a good life despite their innocence. For some reasons, some parents cannot afford to take care of their children and opt to give them away for adoption. Other cases involve orphaned children who have to be adopted through a legal process. Adoption refers to a legal, social and emotional process where a child is raised by different parents and becomes a permanent member of that family while maintaining the genetic structure and psychological connection to their birth parents ("Introduction to Adoption," n.d.). It is a process that gives life to a hopeless child.
Adoption has excited a broad debate on whether it is good or bad. However, a more extensive section of the people supports adoption, citing that ...