Adoption Disruption and Dissolution
care since adoption. In most of these situations the adoptive parents reported an expectation that the child would return to their home again. • A study of children adopted in Kansas City showed that 3 percent of adopted children were not living with their adoptive parents 18 to 24 months after adoption (McDonald, Propp, & Murphy, 2001).
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