Ability to answer their child's questions. Finding answers to a child's many questions is the number one task of parenthood. For adoptive parents, being able to find answers to their children's questions surrounding adoption, is made infinitely easier by being involved with the birthfamily. Having this source of information enables adoptive parents to answer their children's questions truthfully. No fear of the unknown.
Open adoption allows birthparents and adoptive parents to get to know each other.
Their shared love of a child has the power to bring them together instead of pull them a part. Adoptive parents in open adoptions do not fear their children's birthparents the way some adoptive parents in closed adoptions and semi-open adoptions do. A sense of entitlement. Many adoptive parents in open adoptions say their strong sense of entitlement to parent comes from having been personally entrusted by the birthparents with the role. Able to take credit where credit is due.