Persuasive Essay On Adoption

Family can mean anything to an individual. In this case we see that the little girls find a loving home in those who could not have a baby themselves and they love the girls dearly.

There is an ancient Chinese proverb which states that when a child is born an invisible red thread connect that child's soul to all those people - present and in the future that will impact her life (Lin, 2006). Audrey Doering, a Chinese adoptee, received a special gift this Christmas when she learned she had an identical twin. China has long been the number one county for international adoptions and the United States leads in adoptions from China. While adoption isn't new, the number of famous people adopting from Asia is surprising.

Adoption has been around for over a hundred years giving children the opportunity for a permanent home, but it is only in recent years that the question of gay adoption has risen. Unfortunately, there are millions of orphans around the world, but there are not enough families or parents able to take them in. There are not many families available who are able and willing to adopt children; whether it be because they have children of their own, they do not have the resources available to support them, or they simply do not want children. The result is an overabundance of orphaned children in need of a loving, lasting family. However, there is a solution to this problem that many refuse to accept: gay adoption. Although the presence of open homosexual couples around the world has increased, they still continue to face adversity, whether it be socially or legally; this affliction can be discerned with the fact that it is illegal for homosexual couples to adopt within a set of territories around the world (including the U.S.). While there are children awaiting to be adopted and zealous parents waiting to welcome them into their homes, possible parents are banned from doing so. These parents have not done anything wrong and possess the same skills and resources as other potential parents, yet they are denied the opportunity to give a child security, love, and protection; all of which a child needs. Prejudice and discrimination are the driving forces behind these decisions. Gay couples should

Well, as Ashton Drake mommies, we know what comes next; we prepare everything for our special little arrival and anxiously count the days until we are united.

Adoption has been around for many years, but only recently has the question of gay adoption risen. There are many orphans in the world, but not enough families or parents to take them in. There aren’t that many families who can and will adopt children, whether it’s because they can’t support them, they have children of their own, or they just don’t want children. The end result is still an overabundance of orphaned children in need of a loving family. There is a solution to this problem. Gay adoption. There is a rising amount of open homosexual couples everywhere and most of them would love to have kids, but it’s still illegal for homosexual couples to adopt children in some areas of the U.S., let alone the world. All across our country, and in other countries, there are children awaiting adoption and eager parents who would like to welcome those children into their homes, but are banned from doing so. These parents have done nothing wrong and possess the same skills and resources as other potential parents, and yet they are not allowed to give a child everything he or she needs, love, protection, and security. So why are these potential parents banned from adopting? Discrimination and prejudices are the main cause of this unconstitutional act. Adoption to gay couples should be legalized everywhere because anyone who is able to meet the requirements of being a loving parent deserves to become a parent, despite their sexual preferences and many kids would be grateful to have two loving parents.

“Differences of habit and language are nothing at all if our aims are identical and our hearts are open” JK. Rowling. Control and homophobia have a lot to do with the restriction on same sex couples adopting children. Citizens and government officials may argue, however, that the restrictions on gay adoption are simply for the reason that children should have one mother and one father. Gay couples are human beings just as heterosexuals are, therefore, they should have the right to the beautiful experience of raising children. Many people do not realize that denying children to have parents can cause many issues for everyone in society.

Every state in the United States allows single people to adopt, but single people are still being denied of their right. Marital status does not stop anyone from adopting a child anywhere. About 22 million children and youth grow up in single-parent households. Single people share the same reasons to adopt like a married couple. They want a child to love, to be able to give a child a family, wanting to provide families for children who are in need of it now, and so on. Several research studies have shown that adopted children raised by single people experience good, or better than children adopted by couples. With that, this can increase their chance of a successful adoption by learning core issues of adoption, impact of trauma on children,

This story is about a physician talking to two pregnant mothers who were struggled about whether or not they should have their children. The first mother, Caterina, is a young teenager who lost contact with the unborn child's father. She haven't been pregnant before, and she's in the situation that can't afford a child. Klara, the second mother, who came the next day after Caterina. Klara have been pregnant for three times, but all of the children died before two years-old. The unborn child's father is Katrina's uncle. Both of the mothers were asking for physician's thoughts of their pregnancies. The son of Caterina, Leonardo da Vinci, the Italian polymath, and the son of Klara, Adolf Hitler, the leader of Nazi Party. Both had influenced the

This shows the portrait of how Charli’s parents treat life and death. The fact that there is a genetic manipulation involved and the choosing of desirable characteristics in the embryos is against the natural evolution. There should not be any of these in childbirth just for the sake of saving another child. If Charlie’s parents truly want another child, they should not be doing this trial and error test to see which embryo turns

is not. The clinic harvests a dozen of Jennifer's unfertilized eggs, removes the nuclei, and

Adoption has been around for decades, but gay adoption has become a popular subject for people with and against it. The legalization of gay adoption would be beneficial to our society. It would provide a stable home for foster children to be cared for, and will ultimately be a blessing for the child and parents. Being able to go to a loving home no matter if a child has two moms or dads, will improve a child's life. It is a better alternative to staying in terrible foster care conditions. No human being would be harmed physically or mentally growing up in a same-sex household. A child would be more excited for someone actually wanting to love them and give them a home. Some of society claim that same-sex couples not be allowed to adopt because they think the child cannot succeed in life without the role of a male and female at home. So how can one say that when they allow single parent adoption?

She was taken to the hospital and They were granted with a son.They were so overjoyed that they didn’t know what to do.They were so happy to name him and take him home.

For the next hour, the family waited. Finally, Dr. Lange entered the waiting room and said, “Ashley is going to be okay. She had lost so much blood before she got to the hospital there was no way to save the baby. Does the father know she is in the hospital?”

For the next hour, the family waited. Finally, Dr. Lange entered the waiting room and said, “Ashley is going to be okay. She lost so much blood before she got to the hospital there was no way to save the baby. Does the father know she is in the hospital?”

Teenage pregnancy has been more common for this generation, and due to having options, most teenagers aren’t taking it as seriously. They don’t necessarily have to raise the child themselves anymore; there is the option to abort or even choose adoption. Adoption is seen as the best option because the teenage mother doesn’t end the baby’s life and the child has the opportunity of being raised by actual family. When people think of a teenage mother, they are seen as unstable and not prepared to raise a child. Most of these pregnancies were what they call a mistake. Either the parents are too young to get married or they are just not prepared to raise the child. But whether it was a planned or unplanned pregnancy, either the mother or father have to take responsibility for their child. The hardest decision becomes the one where the parent has to choose what is best for the child. Either the child grows up with his/her biological parent, or ends up in an adoption center. Adoption is not the best solution to solving the problem of an unplanned pregnancy. This is the easy way out and not teaching the lesson of taking the responsibility of their actions.