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You can place your baby for adoption, even if the baby’s father denies paternity. You are not required to prove the paternity of the child in order to proceed with adoption. You will sign an affidavit, swearing to the identity of the baby’s father, who...
Cradle of Hope Adoption Center has many, loving, carefully screened families who would welcome in their homes and hearts a baby born addicted to drugs, even if the baby needed to stay in NICU for several days or weeks while going through drug withdrawal. In...
When you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy, you may feel overwhelmed. You might not be able to afford to raise a child right now, so you are considering adoption. If you’re curious about how adoption works, you can contact Cradle of Hope Adoption Center online or by...
Placing a child for adoption is a decision that takes incredible strength and courage. But for many women, this one selfless act can create an incredible amount of grief and loss. You don’t have to go through it alone. Challenging feelings are normal after placing a...
You took a baby home from the hospital and then thought about adoption because circumstances have occurred that make it difficult or unsafe for you to raise your baby? If your circumstances change (if you become homeless, you are in a dangerous situation, or for whatever...
You have made the courageous decision to place your child for adoption with the help of an adoption agency. This is a huge step. Finding the right adoption agency is similar to finding the right family—you want to find one that will support your choices...
Our journey in life is often unexpected and we must sometimes face decisions that are challenging. Choosing to place your baby for adoption may be the most difficult decision you ever make. It has been Cradle of Hope’s experience that women who choose adoption have...
[vc_row][vc_column width='1/6']MYTH : [/vc_column][vc_column width='5/6']Choosing adoption means I don’t really love my baby.[/vc_column][/vc_row] [vc_row][vc_column width='1/6']FACT : [/vc_column][vc_column width='5/6']Women who choose adoption are motivated by their love and concern for their child. Typically, people who make an adoption plan are doing so because they feel the child’s needs will...
“I’m a single mom to a two-year-old girl, and ever since she was born, it’s been a struggle to pay bills and make sure she has everything she needs. I don’t have any support from my parents, and her dad disappeared when he learned I...
