I just seen one of those re-homimg children Facebook groups. It was so sad. You would see their picture and it would describe maybe their personality or how smart they were or something like that. It reminded me of re-homing a dog. I was amazed that this kind of stuff was allowed. One boy on there had been with his family for 5 years. You would think they would have grown attached. Can you imagine how scared and sad that little boy was to have his family send him away? It's disgusting.
Exactly. What ever happened to parental unconditional love? How can they get away with this? This isn't right. I think the parents should have one year to return the child to the adoption agency IF they feel like they could not bond with them. The children should have medical and psychological check-ups done upon their returns (to make sure they were not neglected or abused while in the adoptive parents' care) After that "return", the adoptive couple should be put on a ban list. No more international adoptions allowed for them.
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srayzie ago
I just seen one of those re-homimg children Facebook groups. It was so sad. You would see their picture and it would describe maybe their personality or how smart they were or something like that. It reminded me of re-homing a dog. I was amazed that this kind of stuff was allowed. One boy on there had been with his family for 5 years. You would think they would have grown attached. Can you imagine how scared and sad that little boy was to have his family send him away? It's disgusting.
YingYangMom ago
Exactly. What ever happened to parental unconditional love? How can they get away with this? This isn't right. I think the parents should have one year to return the child to the adoption agency IF they feel like they could not bond with them. The children should have medical and psychological check-ups done upon their returns (to make sure they were not neglected or abused while in the adoptive parents' care) After that "return", the adoptive couple should be put on a ban list. No more international adoptions allowed for them.