Adoptive parents, birth father battle for custody of 3-year-old girl | ABC News

Braelynn Dalsing's adoptive parents Ed and Tammy Dalsing may have to return her to her biological father.
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[@nancyfarkas3592]

Well it's official. The Supreme Court ruled that her adoption be reinstated! She is staying with her family. The only ones she has ever known

[@christinaqian4662]

I respect that child's biological mother so much. Despite her having a drug addiction, she loved her child enough to give her a better life. And she still visits her daughter. I hope her well

[@sharithompson1672]

Nooooo, this is NOT about the adoptive parents having more money. This is about a birth father not being fit to be the best for the child. What an unbelievably selfish man.

[@dontmindme.imjustafraidofe9327]

Personally, I think she should stay with the people she knows as her true parents. How traumatizing it would be for her to pack everything up and leave the only family she’s ever known.

[@JetGibson]

UPDATE: in case you're wondering....may of 2018 the SC Supreme Court ruled in favour of the Dalsings and reinstated the adoption.

[@sarahh367]

As an over turned adopted child I would love to speak to the any Judge about what being ripped from a wonderful home back to a mess does to a soul

[@paytonjones2850]

I applaud this mother so much, she knows who can give her baby the best life.

[@tiannaaitachour9000]

I understand he wants her but as a parent you need to think about what's best for her. What's best for her is what she knows

[@pyroshayniac1090]

They are not her biological parents, but they ARE her real parents. Beautiful child. I hope everything turns out as it should.

[@BratBustersParenting]

I was adopted at birth and if someone had come and taken me away from my family at 3 years old it would have destroyed me.

[@jietroraximoff2805]

When even the biological mother says the girl should be with the adoptive parents, doesn't that say something?

[@coffeebean2370]

I actually really respect the mom for knowing that the adoptive parents are more stable and able to raise a child and that’s what’s best for the kid

[@sarafilipa3423]

I hope this little girl stay with her adotive parents, she looks so happy.

[@TheLicktysplitz]

How come none of his family members stepped up to foster her or took her in how did it even get this far to where she could be adopted buy a non-biological people? They always ask the families first before they even get close to doing adoption. They're even nice enough to even let the bio mother be a part of her life.

[@amyrivers9792]

I admire the birth mother's decision to put her girl first and gave up her baby. That is such a hard decision and I agree that Braelynn should stay with her adoptive family.

[@bungawowzers]

Maybe the bio dad should visit the kid while she is with her adoptive parents

[@jodihowell8077]

Uh those ARE her real parents.. maybe not biologically but that doesn't mean shit. I was adopted and my parents are MY PARENTS. and i love them <3

[@RandomPerson-sj9jk]

They've had her since she was a newborn, to her those are her parents. It's wrong to take her from them. She will be shattered, confused, and scared. Her biological father is a stranger to her.

[@sofiapulido1187]

Those adoptive parents are just amazing. They made that gorgeous little girl still have contact with her birth mother and aren't opposed to make the birth father a part of her life. Like that's amazing. The birth mother made the hard decision to give her to them and doesn't regret it. That shows how good they are.

[@junegoodmanqueen9730]

this isn't rich versus poor, and didn't like hearing t hat . This is about a STABLE life for this child.