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There is a WRONG way to handle a difficult child
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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 352849" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>If you read the whole article it talks about a few situations where the adoptive parents actually killed a baby or young child who'd been adopted from Russia. While sending this boy back is not as bad as that, obviously, what irked me the most was that she had the money to go there, go thru the process, and bring the boy back; it might be best for him to be in his home country if she couldn't handle raising him, however, I see no excuse for putting a troubled 7 yo on a plane by himself with nothing but a note saying how bad he is to fly internationally. That action alone tellls me she was an unfit parent to begin with, whether he's a difficult child or not. If she affordered all that other stuff, she could have afforded to transition him back more appropriately and safely.</p><p></p><p>I interpreted it to mean the adoption had been finalized but am not positive. I don't know about adoptions, but when a kid is born to parents of diferent nationalities, doesn't the kid get dual citizenship? Maybe it was something like that- or he got a passport when he came to this country at least.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 352849, member: 3699"] If you read the whole article it talks about a few situations where the adoptive parents actually killed a baby or young child who'd been adopted from Russia. While sending this boy back is not as bad as that, obviously, what irked me the most was that she had the money to go there, go thru the process, and bring the boy back; it might be best for him to be in his home country if she couldn't handle raising him, however, I see no excuse for putting a troubled 7 yo on a plane by himself with nothing but a note saying how bad he is to fly internationally. That action alone tellls me she was an unfit parent to begin with, whether he's a difficult child or not. If she affordered all that other stuff, she could have afforded to transition him back more appropriately and safely. I interpreted it to mean the adoption had been finalized but am not positive. I don't know about adoptions, but when a kid is born to parents of diferent nationalities, doesn't the kid get dual citizenship? Maybe it was something like that- or he got a passport when he came to this country at least. [/QUOTE]
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