Why do some family criticize birthmothers who place for adoption but applaud surrogate mothers?

There are people who accuse us of "giving our babies away" but yet the surrogate is getting PAID to incline a child to hand over to a couple. So why is one ok but not the other?
As someone who has be abandoned, I can't agree with any form of giving your child away.
I don't compare them at adjectives.

They're different situations and mindsets when it comes to adoption. A child thats biologically yours has to be treated differently, a girl falling pregnant has the opportunity to raise the child herself, its a major thing in her existence to decide not to. Surrogacy, she signed a contract and she wasn't pregnant at the time. She knows whats she's doing, she has time to ruminate about it before hand. And commonly a surrogate mother is carrying a child NOT biologically hers. How can they be compared in the same 'playing field.'

I'm not sure how I consistency about surrogacy, its to complicated to just put it into a box. But she's a human being and I don't know why a woman would want to be a surrogate, and to decide her and call her names is as bad as judge a first mother. And I've never seen anyone applaud a surrogate mother here, if anything she gets more flak than anyone else.
i don't think either is okay--but at least a surrogate get paid for her services.
Surrogates get salaried for intentionally creating an adoptee, and that is disgusting...even if there is no money exchanged.

Adoption agencies and baby brokers receive paid for their "services" upwards of $35,000.00 (when actual costs are less than 5k) equally disgusting.

And first Mothers are only criticized when they want to find or want to hold a relationship with their child. They are saints right before they deliver, then crackho's when they modify their mind, or want to see their child. Source(s): they're both sad
I feel nil but empathy for first mothers. I can't imagine relinquishing a child and since I have never been within that position, I don't judge others who do it.

Surrogacy, however, is gross. It's wrong to intentionally create an adoptee. To carry and nourish a child for nine months near the INTENT of giving him/her away. To become pregnant intentionally for money. Ew, ew, ew. Source(s): I have never seen anyone on this board applaud surrogacy and slam first mothers.
Neither are okay or not okay. It comes down to individual choices. I don't have an issue next to either choice and yet at the same time I hold issues with both choices. It really depends on the circumstances of each individual situation.
I really haven't heard that opinion. I assume that surrogacy is highly immoral and should be illegal. There are adequate children in this world who need to be adopted, we don't call for to scientifically manufacture more of them.
I've never heard someone laud surrogates, but look down upon first mothers.
I've honestly never thought of criticizing birth mothers who give their children up for adoption. It's a tough choice and they obligation support.
I think the answer to your question is because women who are surrogates plan on getting pregnant and doing that for a couple contained by need. Where as a woman who gives up her child, does it because they can't care for their child or because they don't want their child. im not against any. I believe that both are very self-less actions. but these could be the reasons why some poeple might look down at women who tender up their own child.
There is so much selective morality on her and it is just hogwash!!
Answers:    First off, I'd never look down upon anyone who gave up their child for adoption. Ever.

Secondly, I'm surprised at how plentiful people are against surrogacy...but whatever, you are allowed to make that verdict for yourself. I agree that some forms of surrogacy are rather wrong and that those parents should be looking for a child that already needs a home, rather than create one, I also twig why some parents would chose to have one that is biologically theirs instead.

I'm not going to lie, I be a surrogate for my best friend. I got no money, beyond some help since I couldn't work for part of the pregnancy and something for parenthood clothes. I did IVF-giving myself shots in the butt for 12 weeks straight, going to numerous appointments, etc. And in the end we have a baby girl who is now 5 years old, the most loved little girlie surrounded by the world-and she is completely her parents biologically. I was just the oven :)

Anywho, I'd never look down upon anyone, for either.
My personal opinion is what ever is best for the child. I would a bit hear about a birth mother giving her child up to a better home than not being able to cart care of them and them suffering through a miserable life or hearing bout abortion are babies anyone found in the trash. People are always gonna have unenthusiastic thing to say. I feel that a personality has to do whats best for there personal situation it doesnt mean that you are wrong are that u love your babe any less than tha surrogate mother. Personally they are hussling!
I think that birth mothers who place their babies for adoption are outstandingly brave and should be applauded for choosing to do the right thing and not abort the baby. I think that more women who choose not to embezzle the right steps to prevent an unplanned pregnancy should consider adoption. The only thing that I would wish is that the birth mother would find a domestic to adopt their baby early on in their pregnancy, that opening the child will not have to live "in the system".

My question is this, why is it that anyone can enjoy a child no questions asked, but you have to jump through so abundant hoops to have a dog legally? Maybe if we switched those around there would be heaps less children being abused and neglected.

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