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Q: Questions.
asked by: ThriftyGal on September 12th, 2006
Extremely eHealthy
I've been talking to this one family a lot, and i've been asking them a lot of different stuff. I was wondering what questions you guys would have if you were "interviewing" people to be your childs adoptive parents.
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~*~Jillian~*~
replied on September 12th, 2006
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Income?
Experience?
Back ground check ..For sure
information about their other family members
i would just ask their style of raising a child..Like their method of disipline..
Do they go to church?
Maybe ask them question about their social life..Are they party people that would throw the child off on someone else all the time ..Or home bodies that would actually be loving parents that are there for your baby
maybe ask to see if you could see their home..To make sure its a safe environment to raise a child in..(if thats allowed)
thats about all I can think of right now..Maybe someone else can think of better things for you to ask ..These are the first few things that popped in my head ..Hope I helped:)
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oh_mommy
replied on September 12th, 2006
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If you can see the baby whenever you want...
If they would consult you before moving...
If they want to name the baby or if u can name them...
When would they tell the child the he/she is adopted...


I dont know.. Those would be things I would want to know
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Melissa_20
replied on September 13th, 2006
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oh_mommy wrote:
if you can see the baby whenever you want...

If they would consult you before moving...

If they want to name the baby or if u can name them...

When would they tell the child the he/she is adopted...



I dont know.. Those would be things I would want to know
I agree with some of these things.I would definetly ask if they may be moving anytime or if one of their jobs would have them move at anytime of their employment (if your having an open adoption that is).Definetly find out about other family members.You don't want the baby to have a crack head uncle or something.What schooling would they give them: home or regular,i don't know.
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