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Contact with birth parents is a key component of a successful open adoption.

Some families are excited to get to know the birth parents of their adopted child, while others are a little more leery of this relationship. If your feelings are more toward the latter, you may be wondering why we highly encourage building this relationship. Please know that it is completely normal to feel this way at this stage.

Whatever post-adoption contact you agree to have with your child’s birth family, it’s extremely important to honor that commitment and follow through on all promises made. Many times, this comes naturally for adoptive parents; as they get to know their child’s prospective birth parents throughout this process, they often find that they are eager to maintain a relationship after placement. This open contact and ongoing dialogue can be incredibly beneficial in helping all parties establish boundaries, understand their roles in each other’s lives and eliminate their fears about open adoption.

There are invaluable benefits that contact with birth parents can provide to the adoption and to your lives after placement. For more information, check out https://www.americanadoptions.com/ado...
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