Some do as adults but not all.
As many as have wonderful adoptive parents and the $$$ to do so.
Children were also put up for adoption during Vietnam (as was I). There are trama's of war, that likely scare the parents themselves, even if they are still alive, and in my case, my parents did not trust themselves.
There are no orphanages in Utah. Children who have no parents or whose parents have abandonded them or have been deemed unfit to raise them are placed in foster care and/or put up for adoption.
The only way birthparents could adopt their child back is if the adoptive parents put the child up for adoption and agreed to give the child back to the birthparents. Once the child is adopted, the birthparents cannot force the parents to give the child back.
Of course.
That's terrible but, you really can't make them.
By religion it is ok for an Orthodox Jew to put their baby up for adoption, but to Jewish adoptive parents.
No. Orthodox Jews cannot put their children up for adoption.
The parents get heavily fined. The second or after born children are usually put up for adoption.
There are many teen mothers willing to put their children up for adoption. Going to a good adoption agency is key. Most of the mothers are young unwed mothers.
There is no statistical information collected on the number of children becoming available for adoption in the US. The number would include those in private adoption, kinship placements, children moving from foster care to foster adoption, as well as readoptions resulting from disruption.
Yes.