Human Rights - Infant Adoption Awareness, Reproductive Technologies and  the Effects on Society - page 1

These articles provide some insight into the current exploitation of United States citizens to obtain babies for adoption, as well as the effects of separation/adoption on adoptees and on their natural family members. 


"Fast Track Adoption" Ends in Suicide

Domestic Adoption "Baby Boom" - Exploiting Women and Families in America

Why Solicitation to Obtain Babies for Adoption Must be Outlawed

Why Infant Adoption Awareness Training Must Be Ended

Saks’ Newborn Nursery® Infant Adoption - What Is the Message to Little Girls?

Adoption - Is Heritage a Human Right?

Using Language to Demote and Destroy the Family

Embryo Adoption Study Flawed

Adoption Ethics - An Oxymoron

"Be My Baby" Protester Devotes Life to Adoptees and Natural Moms

The Adoptee Experience - California Comic Provides Adoption Insight

Families Need Protection from Baby Safe Haven

Adoption vs. Abortion Myths Debunked in Letter to a Student

Grandma Contacts United Nations Seeking Justice in US Adoption Fraud Cases

"Choose Life" License Plates Are Misleading

New Jersey Woman Devotes Life to Natural Families

How Biased Adoption Language Tears Families Apart



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People used to have children naturally and accept them for who they were.   The true sons and daughters of their parents, children had a natural belonging and connectedness to their family. Parents and their children felt joy in seeing their traits and looks reflected in each other.  They had a true family bond.

The need to understand the effects on a child of being raised by an unrelated person or persons is all-important, particularly in these times where so many child-creation, selection and acquisition techniques are available.   Many adopters find themselves disappointed that their adoptee cannot take the place of the child they could not have.  Adopters report feeling "cheated" if their adoptee turns out to have health or emotional problems or does not "attach". 

In ordinary adoption, the adoptee not only deals with feelings of having been rejected by her natural parents, but she also knows it when she does not fulfill adopter expectations.  In donor insemination (DI) or egg donor situations, it may be even worse for the created human being may not measure up to expectations for the donor DNA chosen. The DI adoptee or egg donation adoptee wonders about the father or mother who sold the raw materials to make a child they would not be there to raise, parents who planned to create an orphan.

"Designer babies" surely have a great potential for disappointment and heartache for both the people raising the child and the child. 

Other countries have outlawed those methods of child creation which amount to little more than a parent selling or donating their own child.  The industry tells us it's no different to be adopted or unnaturally created.  It's time we really listen to those who can tell us for themselves what the reality is. 

Parent's Guide To the System -  For parents and grandparents of small children. Information about child protective services and fighting false allegations of child abuse.  It's best to read this BEFORE your children are taken.
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Fabulous artwork - Lina Eve adoption paintings, photography, drawings and "Bad Girl" CD

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Note: The words "birthmother", "birthmom", "birthparent" are used here for search engine placement ONLY.  No mother is a birth object, meant to be used as the source of a baby for adoption.  A mother is the mother of her child.

Adoption Search Support Groups - Iowa

Searching for (or reunited with)  natural mothers, "birthmothers", "birth fathers", "birth parents" siblings and adoptees Iowa (Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Coralville, Iowa City IA)


Celebrating Adoption, Birthmother's Day Celebration, Adoption Party

Open Adoption Birthmom Information


Adoption Issues, "Birthmother" Views

How Biased Positive Adoption Language Tears Families Apart

Open Adoption vs. Closed Adoption - Choice, How to Choose

Dear Birthmother, Dear Birthparent

Dear Birthparent Blog and Natural Family Blog

Adoption and Reproductive Technologies Blog
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