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What age gets adopted the most?

One-, two-, and three-year olds are the most commonly adopted children, and make up about 37% percent of all total adoptions. If we include all children under 5, were looking at almost half of all adoptions (49%). On the other hand, teenagers (13 - 17) account for less than 10% of all adoptions.

What is the fear of adoption?

Many adoptive parents fear that because they are not the childs natural parents, or they are entering the childs life after early development has already begun, that the bonding process and establishment of the parent/child relationship may be difficult or impossible to achieve.

How do you introduce yourself to an adopted child?

Introduce yourself. With a toddler, it is probably best if you introduce yourself as mommy and daddy or whatever version you want to be called. With an older child, they may be more comfortable calling you auntie and uncle or by your first name.

What not to say to someone who is adopting?

Dont Ask for Specific Details You are not entitled to any of that information so dont even ask for it. Topics like a child or birth parents backstory or how long the adoption process takes are off-limits.

What can I say instead of putting up for adoption?

The preferred term is made an adoption plan or relinquished/surrendered her parental rights.

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