Sentences with phrase «abandoned by their birth mothers»

An infant or child abandoned by the birth mother; neglected in the orphanage; sometimes abused or injured; then put in the arms of complete strangers from a different culture is going to be traumatized.

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In March, a woman known as the «Burger King baby» who had been abandoned by her mother 27 years previously found her birth mother by posting a plea to Facebook.

My youngest son was abandoned by his mother at birth and placed in an orphanage because of his diagnosis of cystic fibrosis.

Prenatal care varies greatly by country; if child is relinquished rather than abandoned, birth mothers are usually asked about prenatal care and habits, but the information is not usually extensive.

Even relatives separated at birth shared expressions: The blind young man mentioned above was abandoned by his mother two days after birth and not reunited with her until he was 18 years old, yet they shared at least three facial expressions, which reinforces what Darwin suspected more than 100 years ago.

Holly Anders was abandoned by her mother at birth.

Her daughter Caroline (Julia Ormond), in an attempt to comfort her, finds a diary that contains not her words but those of Benjamin Button (Brad Pitt), a boy who was born on the day the Great War ended but was abandoned by his father (mother died during birth) when he saw that his baby looked like an old man.

Central to the novel are the stories of Even Grade, a 28 - year - old black man abandoned by his mother at birth; Valuable Korner, a 15 - year - old white girl whose family history holds a trunkful of damning secrets; and Joody Two Sun, an enigmatic obeah woman who sees into the hearts and minds of the townsfolk from her riverside camp on the outskirts of town.

A child under six months old is presumed abandoned by the birth father when: the alleged birth father (1) denies paternity, (2) does not contribute financially to the prenatal and postnatal care of the mother and postnatal care of the child, (3) does not provide financial support for the child, and (4) does not visit the child.