As a potential birthmother working with Cradle of Hope, you have the following rights: You have the right to make an informed decision, free from influence, pressure, or judgment, about whether adoption is the right course of action for you. We will provide you with...

You may notice we use the phrase “give baby up for adoption”. We know that this phrase is not considered adoption friendly. Yes, a birthmother legally gives up her parental rights, but she certainly does not give up on her baby or give up loving...

Getting pregnant by accident can come as a shock, but unplanned pregnancies are more common than you might think. In fact, almost half of all pregnancies in the U.S. are unintended or unplanned, which means they were accidental or unexpected pregnancies. Some pregnancies are considered...

Teen pregnancy isn’t uncommon but it’s not something most teenagers plan. Having an unplanned pregnancy means that you will have to consider whether to parent, plan an adoption for your newborn, or you may even be considering an abortion. This may be the hardest decision...

After you browse adoptive family profiles and select your favorite family, it can be hard to know for sure if they will be the right parents for your child. Speaking with and meeting adoptive parents can help you decide. Think about the values you want...