Adoption

Investigating adoption is a mature and responsible decision and likely one of the most difficult choices you have to make in your life. When you choose adoption you are still a parent with all of a parent’s love in your heart for your child.  Birth parents and adoptive parents both play a crucial role in an adopted child’s life. With modern adoption the majority of birth mothers have some type of contact with their children, as long as you select an adoptive family interested in sharing similar contact as you. You can take your time exploring adoption as, in most states, adoption cannot be legally finalized until after the baby is born.  Birth parents get to be in control of the adoption plan they make and usually choose between three types of adoption: open, partially open, and closed.

Here are some common questions women ask when considering adoption.

How could I ever give my baby away?
Not only is adoption a caring choice for children, it empowers women to meet their goals.

What if nobody wants to adopt my baby?
Adoptive families welcome children of different ethnicities and races, as well as those with every kind of physical or intellectual disability.

Could I live without knowing how my baby is doing?
You don’t have to miss out.  With open or partially open adoption, you can be a part of your child’s life and still pursue your own dreams.

How could being adopted affect my baby?
92% of adopted children have positive feelings about their adoption, parents report.  (National Survey of Adoptive Parents Project.  2007)

Whichever type of adoption you might choose, it’s a good idea to get counseling (available for free) that can help you adjust after your baby is born and plan for the future.  Our fully-trained staff can help you get connected with the information you need.

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