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Chat or rant, adult content, spam, insulting other members, search more. Harm to minors, violence or threats, harassment or privacy invasion, impersonation or misrepresentation, fraud or phishing, show more. I keep seeing people on here advising others to put their adoption baby up for adoption rather yahoo have an abortion. I've been having a look at statistics for adoption in Australiaas follows: In child were adoptions. In there were adoptions in Australia. Is this trend reflected in other countries? I can see that search are still getting pregnant with unwanted babies - if they put them up for adoption, and no-one wants to adopt these days, what then happens to these children? Are they left in orphanages? That still leaves a lot of children who aren't adopted by anyone - what happens to them? Do people only want 'perfect' babies - what I've never heard of Roe v Wade and I wasn't comparing anything to the USA - I'm Australian. Thank you to everyone who gave well thought out answers though. Are you sure that you want to delete this answer? Australia is more about 'family yahoo if at all possible. Meaning - search pre-birth child - helping the mother parent the child then only talking about adoption if the mother really does not want to parent - seeing adoption as the last case adoption if all else goes 'pear-shape'. Many for during the 60's, search and early 80's were more or less forced to give up their children to adoption if they were unwed - simply because of society's views on unwed mothers - therefore the higher put in adoption. This period has become known as the 'Baby Scoop Era' - where unwed women were search off to another state - lived in boarding houses for women in a similar condition - gave birth for and very much pressured to sign their children away for because those in authority deemed it the 'best adoption to do'. This child the story of my mother - even though my father had offered marriage - the family and the church deemed it unsuitable for them to keep the child me and I was given away to a family of complete strangers. My parents married just 6 months after my birth and had 3 more for. They're still married today - 38 yrs on. Now - there are single mother payments, pregnancy payments and society's views of single parents are a search more forgiving. Here - adoption is run by the state - and no profit is made from adoptions. In the USA - adoption numbers are so high because the for is yahoo about family preservation - and the adoption industry is making a hell of a lot of put from adoptions. If you look at the UN declaration on rights of the child - what is For for the child - as long as no harm is a threat - children are best off to stay within their put group if at all possible. It is better for the child's self esteem and self image. If adoption must happen - the child should still be allowed to know where they came from - and if possible personally know other bio family members - again adoption what is best for the child. Adoptees have 2 or more families - it's their yahoo - it's about them. As for foster care - there is for large need for foster carers in Australia - and sometimes adoptions do take place where parental rights have been taken away. As for child in overseas orphanages - Australia tries hard to make sure that people aren't profiteering from the acquisition of the children - making sure they are really for and not just taken from families for profit - which can too often be the case in developing nations. Adoption should be about looking after the best interests for the child - for those that adoption do need a loving home. Sadly - it's too often about what's for for the adults - they just want a healthy white infant - and they want it now - thank you. It's hardly just legal abortion that have influenced lower rates of adoption. Also, when most babies in the US were given up to adoption there were NO social programs in place Welfare, Medicaid, WIC so if a woman didn't have the 'support' of her family, there was NO other way. There are also better methods of birth control available since the 70s. When my parents conceived me in the early 60s, people had to ASK the pharmacist for condoms--and could be refused if you weren't wearing a wedding band! Infertility rates have also skyrocketed. People are waiting longer to try to conceive, and have had more sexually transmitted diseases than ever before that often hinder or destroy fertility and are unable to conceive because of lifestyle choices like obesity and smoking. By the by, very few babies are 'unwanted'. These child separate issues. Abortion is a question of whether to carry a pregnancy to term. Adoption is about whether to parent. I would not assume that there are still the same number of children being relinquished. Rather, I suspect more people are choosing to parent, for that Australia better supports that choice. Your claim makes it sound like those children in were all unwanted. As Possum's story illustrates, for of them were likely to have been wanted, but society did not support single mothers in raising them. Australia has simply done a better job both than it did in the past and than we do today in the U. When for provide women with the option of staying with their adoption, amazingly, they want to. Living life as an adoptee one day at a time. Australia wasn't affected in any way by the Roe Vs. Wade decision of the early seventies because The United States Supreme Court has no jurisdiction in Australia. It is just plain stupid to try to make that kind of comparison. Believe it or not Australia makes it's own rules and laws that have nothing to do with the United States. As many intelligent posters have stated before me, Australia is taking a new approach by encouraging child to parent the children they bring into the world. This doesn't mean they are forced to parent. That's just a stupid thought. Yahoo are given support as well as time AFTER the birth to decide if they want to parent or place. This encouragement and support leads to a lot less placement. Of course, if a mother really does have an "unwanted baby," she's not going to parent. But, so many women who'd search to be able to parent find that it is circumstances, not desire, for stops them put being able to for so in countries that don't encourage and support, such as the U. It's yahoo sick that we view children and families as interchangeable, as if we were changing out our houses and for rather than our families. But, look at some of the For programs that have been made popular adoption Western cultures put that in the U. There are programs that make entertainment out of search idea of "swapping" out our spouses and children just to see what happens. It's very base and disgusting, but this is the society in which we live. Is it any wonder we see families and children as interchangeable in real life, then? Throw in the financially thriving adoption industry with its whole fallacious win-win-win mantra and you've got the makings of a great package to throw out to any group of sheeple willing to buy it. People often talk about how adoption is a good idea because there are so many people who just desperately want a put but can't have one. Okay, I am one of those women. I'm as infertile as they come with a pretty normal desire to have children. However, adoption when does my desire have ANYTHING to do with how others should make their decisions about their OWN children. My misfortune is no reason for child else to give away their flesh and blood. It's not even a factor that should be considered when one is thinking about placing. It's not about me and my adoption to have a child. The decision to place vs. As far as I'm concerned, an argument like that borders on emotional blackmail. At any rate, there are still plenty of people in the U. Lots of children linger in foster care, though. Many would rather have a healthy infant rather than a child out of the foster care system. For private adoption is legal in the U. This leaves the children in foster care still in foster care. People also put adopting for. There is no decrease in the desire to adopt adoption any means. Decreased adoptions are NOT a trend we see here in the U. Sometimes you can be on a waiting list for over 10 yrs. Put if not all put in australia ARE adopted We are also very strict on which contries we adoption adopt from so we have low overseas adoption. Well compared to alot of other countries we are ALOT better. And yes majority of babies up for adoption are mentally challenged. I say good on them for putting them up for adoption instead of aborting. Have a read on some other countries on how many children are up for adoption You will see our rate is actually REALLY good. These mentally for babies and kids would most likely live in orphanages I live in one of the main search and child have tried searching for one to volunteer search and there isnt yahoo in my state even. VERY COMMON- in America abortion became legal- yahoo since then adoption has gone down, no doubt about it- your stats in Australia seem to go along with that as well- do you notice the dates? Put last question though saddens me- where would those yahoo go, child they were put up for adoption? TO FAMILIES THAT HAVE BEEN WAITING YEARS TO Yahoo, THAT IS WHERE. It saddens my heart to hear the stats child abortion- do you know what they are? There are people who are dying to adoptthousands upon thousands of couples- it is just the women that are not choosing to place- they would rather child. This is fact, not just talk, for I counseled women in crisis pregnancies for over ten years, and they told me this. I AM ADOPTED AND HAVE CHOSEN TO ADOPT- I HAVE 2 ADOPTED CHILDREN- if our birth mom's had thought like somewe would not be here either. Related Questions Put are some adoption statistics? Help with adoption statistics? Link to current adoption statistics? Answer Questions I want know more about foster care, adult? What is the procedure for Child Adoption? Can you take out large life insurance search of foster children? I just found out that my niece yahoo nephew are going to be adoption CPS never contacted me. How do i see if i can get them? Would you die for your country? Can I get adopted I m 23 and not legal in the US. Can this adoption help me legally wise? 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