Adopted Children

Should adopted children be allowed to seek their biological parents/parent without their consent? (Why/Why not?)

13-04-2018, 05:45 PM

dautingpanda Wrote: Should adopted children be allowed to seek their biological parents/parent without their consent? (Why/Why not?)

My mum and dad has adopted3 kids, twins at 4 years old and one as a baby, obviously they still think my Mum and Dad are the real parents, if or when my parents decide to tell them that they are adopted, i think as soon as they know they are free to do as they wish. because if i was adopted I'd like to know, who my real parents were

13-04-2018, 05:54 PM

r0flez Wrote: My mum and dad has adopted3 kids, twins at 4 years old and one as a baby, obviously they still think my Mum and Dad are the real parents, if or when my parents decide to tell them that they are adopted, i think as soon as they know they are free to do as they wish. because if i was adopted I'd like to know, who my real parents were

Agree with you, they should decide themselves. Personally I don't think I would like to know who my biological parents were if I was adopted. I know there could be many reasons why people decide to give up their kids for adoption but I think I'd be scared to know why they've done it.

I don't think they should, because when they find them how do you know they're not in some sort of trouble of sorts?

It shouldn't be up to the kids, it should be up to the adults who put the child up for adoption. Their privacy should be respected.