Assertion: adoption's child | /r/HasProperty | placed
Facets:
value: out of the home
type: LOCATION
value: most easily
type: MANNER
value: outside of their racial group
type: OTHER
value: because of abuse
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: In 20168-19, the median time for an intercountry adoption, from when an adoptive parent was approved by an Australian state or territory to when the child was placed, was 2 years and 1 month.
text: In 20168-19, the median time for an intercountry adoption, from when an adoptive parent was approved by an Australian state or territory to when the child was placed, was 2 years and 1 month.
text: As the expectant parent, you will be given a say in which prospective adoptive parents you would like your child to be placed with.
text: Include everyone in visits and trial weekends before the child is placed, and establish clear ground rules for behavior, interaction, and discipline.
text: Children who were placed will always be a part and forever linked to their birth parents.
text: Children must be legally free for adoption and placed in a preadoptive home to apply for adoption assistance.
text: If a child is placed out of the home, the family and the placement social workers are expected to inform the Subsidy Unit.
text: After the child is placed, you can share special occasions and not wonder if your child is safe; you will witness it with your own eyes.
text: Lexi’s case shows clearly the tragedy that ensures when the child’s best interest is not the ultimate test of where a child should be placed.
text: third at completion of the homestudy process, and one- third when the child is placed and the post placement supervision period begins.
text: If the child was placed because of abuse, a closed adoption would allow for the adoptive family to feel safe and for their child to not worry about his or her well-being.
text: Children of Asian and Native American heritage were most easily placed outside of their racial group while those of African Americans heritage proved more difficult.