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"Birthmother" coercion begins before pregnancy, with
the federally-funded Infant Adoption Awareness Training, Adoption University high school curriculum, intense advertising
for adoption and spreading of myths and rumors about single mothers.
When a pregnant woman goes for help - to Planned Parenthood or a "Crisis" Pregnancy Center - adoption
is offered as an option, as if losing your own son or daughter was no big deal.
The plot of this "birthmother" game? To get more babies for adoption. Healthy
babies for adoption are in demand. People put wealth and theri own interests first and wait too long to try for a baby - then
find they are infertile. Gay people also hope to adopt.
By the time a woman starts looking through "Dear Birthmother" letters the game is half over.
Individual prospective adopters or adoption "professionals" will take it from there...making her believe adoption is a good
healthy option. They may "befriend" her and try to stay in close contact, not wanting to lose the opportunity
for an "adoptable" baby. By the time her baby is born, she will be afraid to tell the adopters she has decided
to keep her own beautiful son or daughter.
"Dear birthmother" - you are not a "dear birthmother". You are the mother of your baby.
Find real help so you can remain together and your child can grow up in her own true family.
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Game Creators
The developers of this "dear birthmother" game include those in power and those who profit in some
way, getting payments or donations for providing adoption "services". In addition to money, there are cultural motivations,
like maintaining only families of the "family-unit" type.
To date, about 10 million mothers in the United States have been used as if they were only the
source of babies for adoption.
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