Biological mothers aren't alone in needing time to care for their children.
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President Donald Trump, a Republican, has voiced support for six weeks paid maternity leave for biological mothers.
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Fact is ... if the biological mothers of the children have taken custody, this provision is almost certainly irrelevant.
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Rotondo claimed that the bank presumptively considered biological mothers as primary caregivers, and gave them 16 weeks of paid parental leave.
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Fucking stolen embryos and a deranged doctor trying to play God with the lives of babies and the choices of biological mothers?
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Everyone you work with has a personal life, and this should not be a benefit that is associated only with biological mothers.
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Mr. Brnovich assured parents of the babies who were adopted that they would not lose their children, and said that their biological mothers were not facing criminal charges.
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Leon Swanson and David Tait Jr., both 41, wept at a press conference on Friday after it was announced that they were raised by different biological mothers, according to CBC News.
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A 2011 study published in the Archives of Women&aposs Mental Health reported that 8% of adoptive mothers in the study experienced symptoms of depression compared to 16.5% of biological mothers.
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The new policy marks a significant improvement for Starbucks, which previously offered six weeks of leave at 67 percent pay for biological mothers and adoptive parents, but no paid leave at all for fathers.
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While on paper many versions of paid leave policies are meant to cover caretakers of all varieties, they are almost always discussed as a benefit for biological mothers to recover from childbirth and spend time with a newborn.
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Lots of research attests to these more tenuous connections, including Dr. Yahirun's 2013 study showing that stepchildren and stepmothers are less likely to live with or near each other than biological mothers and children, and less likely to move closer.
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Time Warner Inc changed its paid parental leave policies in 2014 after a former CNN reporter filed a complaint with the EEOC targeting a policy that he said gave 10 weeks of leave to biological mothers and parents who adopted, but only two weeks to biological fathers.
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There's a general consensus on the Grimms' tendency to turn wicked mothers into wicked stepmothers, as they did over time for "Snow White" and "Hansel and Gretel": It seems to be a gentle bowdlerization, an attempt to keep the biological mothers in their stories models of virtue.
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She told CBC that Team Hockey Moms' fundraising events over the past few weeks had raised $10,000 Canadian dollars (about $7,800 US) to go towards flowers for biological mothers and the mothers of the families some players were billeted with -- as well as other Broncos' family members.
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This list includes the biological mothers of the Georgian monarchs.
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This is a list of the biological mothers of Ottoman sultans. There were thirty-six sultans of the Ottoman Empire in twenty-one generations. (During early days the title Bey was used instead of Sultan) Throughout the six- century history the sultans were the members of the same house, namely the House of Ottoman (Turkish: Osmanlı Hanedanı).
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In this case, a child would have multiple biological mothers in the case that it is born of one woman and then breastfed by another. A child would have multiple biological fathers in the case that the mother had sex with multiple men, following the commonplace belief in Nuyoo culture that pregnancy must be preceded by sex with multiple men in order have the necessary accumulation of semen.
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In Canada, 35 weeks' parental leave is available to be divided between both parents as they choose. This leave is paid at 55% of the individual's regular earnings, up to a weekly maximum.[paid for by contributions into federal employment insurance (EI) program] Canada also provides for an additional 15 weeks of maternity leave for biological mothers, which is in addition to the 35 weeks of parental leave.
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His research using behavior genetics is perhaps most influential. Importantly, he initiated the Texas Adoption Project in 1972, recruiting over 500 adopted children, their biological mothers, and adoptive parents and sibs. This ongoing longitudinal study has led to numerous publications shedding light on human development and the roles of genes and environments in behavior Horn, J. M. (1983). The Texas Adoption Project: Adopted children and their intellectual resemblance to biological and adoptive parents.
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This list is distinct from the list of Valide Sultans of the Ottoman Empire. Valide Sultan was the title of the mother of the reigning sultan. The mothers who died before their sons' accession to throne, never assumed the title of Valide Sultan like Hürrem, Muazzez, Mihrişah, and Şermi. On the other hand, step mothers who were not the biological mothers but raised the princes whose mothers had died assumed the title of Valide Sultan like Perestu.
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The partners have a sense of both love and friendship. Their differences were also seen when trying to find the roles for the lesbian co-mothers (non-biological mothers), as the language and questions asked did not fit their roles. Finally, the researchers found that there needed to be a balance of asking questions and being overly assertive. Midwives could ask questions about the patients' sexuality, but asking too many questions caused discomfort in the patients.
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People are often upset by the advertising of selling people for sex and are therefore more likely to report these findings to law enforcement. Another large aspect of trafficking in Guatemala is adoption fraud, this is when children are forcefully taken from their biological mothers to be resold to family looking to adopt a foreign child. Guatemala is the second most popular country for foreign adoption after China, which has opened up the market for trafficked children to become a lucrative industry.
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Such surrogacy arrangements were illegal in some states on the basis that the non- birth mothers were paying the biological mothers for their genetically related children. The state of Michigan was one such state that enacted laws forbidding these surrogacy arrangements, thereby making Keane's business model illegal. Keane, Noel P. “Legal Problems of Surrogate Motherhood,” Southern Illinois University of Law Journal 5 (1980): 147-169. The main purpose of these laws was to prevent the sale of infants as if they were property.
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Postpartum baby A mother is a female who has a maternal connection with another individual, whether arising from conception, by giving birth to, or raising the individual in the role of a parent. More than one female may have such connections with an individual. Because of the complexity and differences of a mother's social, cultural, and religious definitions and roles, it is challenging to define a mother to suit a universally accepted definition. The utilization of a surrogate mother may result in explication of there being two biological mothers.
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Father with his two daughters in relationship According to anthropologist Maurice Godelier, a critical novelty in human society, compared to humans' closest biological relatives (chimpanzees and bonobos), is the parental role assumed by the males, which were unaware of their "father" connection. In many cultures, especially traditional western, a father is usually the husband in a married couple. Many times fathers have a very important role in raising offspring and the title can be given to a non- biological father that fills this role. This is common in stepfathers (males married to biological mothers).
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Birth mothers in South Korea (international adoption) refers to the group of biological mothers whose children were given up for adoption in South Korea's international adoption practice. The decades-long phenomenon of international adoption in South Korea began after the Korean War. In the years since the war, South Korea has become the largest and longest provider of children placed for international adoption, with 165,944 recorded Korean adoptees living in 14 countries, primarily in North America and Western Europe, as of 2014. Birth mothers in South Korea faced social and economic hardships following the war, and many were left with no choice but to give up their children for adoption.
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If genetic, surrogate, and adoptive maternities are involved, anthropologists have acknowledged that there can be the possibility for three "biological" mothers to a single child. With ARTs, there are also anthropological questions concerning the intersections between wealth and fertility: ARTs are generally only available to those in the highest income bracket, meaning the infertile poor are inherently devalued in the system. There have also been issues of reproductive tourism and bodily commodification, as individuals seek economic security through hormonal stimulation and egg harvesting, which are potentially harmful procedures. With IVF, specifically, there have been many questions of embryotic value and the status of life, particularly as it relates to the manufacturing of stem cells, testing, and research.
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Child Development, 54, 268-275. The key, surprising, findings are summarized in this quote: > The first phase of the study tested the personality and intelligence of > adopted children between three and fourteen years-old; then the study re- > tested them again as adolescents and young adults ten years later. Not only > were the adoptees much more like their biological mothers than their > adoptive mothers, but as they grew older, they became increasingly more > similar to the biological parents they had not seen since shortly after > their birth, and the less like the adopting parents who had raised them. By > adolescence, the adoptees showed virtually no similarity to their adopting > parents or the adoptive siblings with whom they had been raised.
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