The Gladney Center for Adoption can help you find her. Through its broad-based international adoption program, Gladney is committed to finding homes for Chinese little girls. Many healthy bright-eyed, beautiful girls are anxiously awaiting you. To delve deeper into the question, however, the answer lies within the political, social, economic and cultural aspects of Chinese society. As a result, boys are preferred over girls since males normally support their families.
Males also carry on the family line.
To adopt a healthy infant from China, prospective adoptive couples need to be between the ages of 35 and 45 and need to be childless. Single parents who meet these criteria may also adopt. If a family doesn't meet these qualifications, there's still much hope. Applicants who already have children, including children from a previous marriage, will be considered to adopt a child with minor correctable medical disabilities. Gladney parents Ann and Jeffrey Keisler are examples.