Did you know you have options for your unexpected pregnancy? Deciding what to do about your pregnancy is a big decision, and it’s good to have choices. Adoption is one choice you may not have thought about. Choosing adoption could be right for you if: You’re not ready to be a parent Abortion isn’t an
Are you considering adoption for your unplanned pregnancy? Your next step is deciding how much contact you’d like to have with the adoptive family and your child. The type of adoption plan you choose is based on that amount, and it is important to know how to set terms and communicate in an open adoption.
Making an adoption plan for your child is a very personal decision. Only you know if adoption is the right choice. It requires a lot of thought, sacrifices, and a willingness to be open about your life and your future. As you continue to make your plan, you’ll be asked about the future relationship you’d
Deciding what to do about your unplanned pregnancy is hard. You have options, but none of them are easy. You’re not wanting to abort, but parenting seems out of the question right now. We’re glad you’re looking at the possibility of closed adoption. Choosing Adoption Adoption is the legal process of transferring the rights and
They’re out there — a wonderful adoptive family ready to raise your child. They’ve been looking for you too. But with thousands of applicants, how do you figure out which couple is right for you and your child? Making a plan As you talk about adoption, you’ll hear someone eventually say, “How can you give
If you’re dealing with an unplanned pregnancy, most likely your life feels out of control. Not only are pregnancy hormones raging through your body, but you’re also dealing with everyday life. Maybe you’re in school, working a full-time job, or raising other little ones. You’ll be glad to know if you’ve chosen to make an
Your journey through an unexpected pregnancy is a truly personal one. Only you understand your situation. As a result, you are the one to write the next chapter of your story. If your first thought is abortion, think again. There is good news. You have options. Adoption Explained Adoption is a lifelong parenting relationship for
If you’ve found yourself in an unplanned pregnancy, you’re most likely thinking about your options. Maybe you’ve had an abortion before and you’re reluctant to have another. Or, if you’re raising other children, adding one more just isn’t possible. No matter what circumstance you’re facing, making an adoption plan could be the answer. The importance
Is your mind spinning? Trying to decide what’s best for you and your unexpected pregnancy is so difficult. We want you to have answers to all of your adoption questions, and there are a lot of them. It’s okay. You can take your time and ask away. Which is the Best Adoption Plan for Me?
By now, the fact that you are really pregnant is starting to sink in. We understand how difficult this is, but we’re really glad you’re here. You want what’s best for you and your baby. Adoption is a tough choice, but you know it may be your best option. Let’s find out. Beginning the Process
If you are a couple hoping to adopt, the process seems challenging. Adoption is an emotional decision. Therefore, you should work with an adoption professional who can guide you every step of the way. Beginning the Adoption Process As an adoptive parent, you have a lot to consider before you even start the adoption process.
The adoption process can seem challenging whether you’re an expectant mother thinking about placing your newborn or a birth mom with a young child wanting to make an adoption plan. Every person’s journey is unique, but women choosing adoption either before birth or after can face similar emotions. Make sure, as you work through the
We’re glad you’re asking that question! When you discover you’re unexpectedly pregnant, making a plan to place your unborn baby for adoption could be the answer you’re needing. We understand this is an extremely difficult time in your life. You may be working or going to school, having financial or relationship issues, or you’re already