The Adoption Triangle

The Adoption Triangle is a framework that illustrates the three primary relationships involved in adoption: the birth parents, the adoptive parents, and the child. Each corner of the triangle represents one of these parties, emphasizing their interconnected roles and emotions. The birth parents make the difficult choice to place their child for adoption, the adoptive parents provide a new home and family, and the child is at the center, bridging these two worlds. Understanding this triangle helps us appreciate the complexities and dynamics of adoption, including the challenges and joys experienced by each party involved.