Are Birth Mothers Satisfied with Their Decisions to Place Children for Adoption? Time Will Tell, Study Says
Baylor UniversityThere is consensus among adoption researchers that for many birth mothers the experience of placing their children for adoption brings feelings of grief, loss, shame, guilt, remorse and isolation. Any level of satisfaction (or lack thereof) in such a decision varies. But how is that level of satisfaction – that feeling that the right decision was made – affected by time?