“Adoption Statistics – Some Telling Facts About the Process of Adoption” (“Adoption Statistics – GNOVOAD”)
Adoption Statistics “To know the bigger picture regarding what the nature and process of adoption is all about; adoption statistics are more than just numbers for people looking to adopt and those hoping to study the patterns and history of this vital way to building a family and therefore the nation, in turn.” (“Adoption Made Easy – Kopykitab”)
“Many Americans have been touched by this process of adoption and just a decade ago, in 1997, Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute conducted a survey to report that over 60 per cent of US families had experienced adoption in some form or the other” (“Adoption Statistics – Little Known Facts About Adoption …”)
In some instances, the participant was a product of an adoption, in others, one or more family members or a friend had been adopted or had placed a child for the same process. Thus, we find that this interesting study reveals a major portion of American families have been affected in some way by adoption. (“Adoption Made Easy – Kopykitab”)
The other aspect of adoption relates to the female demographics: women who place their unborn kids up for adoption. This is known as prenatal adoption and usually such women tend to have an inverse relationship with their socioeconomic status (SES) and academic level; sometimes, the decision is influenced by that of the birth mother and at others, by those within her family who are linked to these factors. (“Adoption Made Easy – Kopykitab”)
E.g., a woman with a mother having finished at least a year college is statistically three times more likely to place a child for adoption than one a woman whose mother did not graduate high school, reveal studies. (“Adoption Statistics – Little Known Facts About Adoption …”)
Research claims that the latter come families less supportive of giving the child up for adoption which the former are lucky to have, but females from lower SES and academic backgrounds may equally be decisive about giving their children for adoption felt one California research.
Some of these adoption statistics and opinions may be outdated but as with other issues, the commercials have not been tampered with or changed much, giving us reasonable information that is accurate and revealing about the estimated cost of adoption: the adoption agency hired to find a child is the chief cost incurred by prospective parents. (“Adoption Statistics – Some Telling Facts About the Process …”)
Hiring a local agency for a domestic adoption (public agency) may cost around $2500 or even less than that to nominal amounts, especially the non-profit ones, whereas if handed over to a private agency, the cost of adoption can range from $4000 to $30,000 because these are not subsidized by the state and offer support services later. (“Adoption Statistics – Little Known Facts About Adoption …”)
“However, the important thing to remember when discussing adoption statistics is that these numbers are only a small element of the adoption procedure and to be used merely to gain an insight into the past of adoptive processes and trends; they are not meant to be yardstick for future figures – go by insight.” (“Adoption Statistics – Some Telling Facts About the Process …”)
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