Ocrotirea minorilor prin adopție
Protection of minors by adoption

Summary/Abstract: Adoption is the creation of a new, permanent relationship between an adoptiveparent and child. Once this happens, there is no legal difference between a child who is adopted and a child who is born into a family. Birth parents have many different reasons for putting children up for adoption. Some decide that they want better lives for their kids than they feel they can provide. Some feel their child would do better living in another country. Sometimes parents just can't take good care of a child because of illness or other difficulties. Many birth parents say that having their child placed for adoption with another family is the most difficult thing in the world, but that sometimes it is truly in the child's best interests. Families of all kinds adopt kids of all kinds, from babies to teens. Kids may be adopted by a relative, foster parent, or a completely new family. An adoptive family might be a single parent, a couple, or a family with kids.

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