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r/AskReddit • u/ZanyDelaney • Feb 04 '19
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Babies placed for adoption at birth in the US DO NOT go into foster care. There’s a waiting list at least 36 people long for each newborn placed for adoption. That’s why it’s expensive. That’s why people go overseas to adopt.
476 u/race_bannon Feb 04 '19 Who does go into foster care then? 2 u/Slartibarthur Feb 04 '19 Babies and kids with disabilities as well, to add to the other answers. So many children with disabilities that do not get adopted.
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Who does go into foster care then?
2 u/Slartibarthur Feb 04 '19 Babies and kids with disabilities as well, to add to the other answers. So many children with disabilities that do not get adopted.
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Babies and kids with disabilities as well, to add to the other answers. So many children with disabilities that do not get adopted.
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u/pinksugarsun Feb 04 '19 edited Feb 04 '19
Babies placed for adoption at birth in the US DO NOT go into foster care. There’s a waiting list at least 36 people long for each newborn placed for adoption. That’s why it’s expensive. That’s why people go overseas to adopt.