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Adoption is big business

Child of goldThe Client in Adoption

The client in adoption is the prospective adopter. The prospective adopters desires to become a "real parent" - the only real parent - of a child. Agencies and lawyers refer to clients as "parents" or "adoptive parents" even long before the client has acquired a child, much less officially adopted the child.

Many prospective adopters are infertile, some as a result of STDs, obesity, unhealthy habits like drinking, smoking or drugs, environmental toxins or waiting too long to have their own children. Many are desperate to get a baby "of their own". Others have an unavoidable medical condition, are single, gay or would prefer to purchase a child (perhaps disguised as "adoption services" rather than be bothered with a pregnancy.

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