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Naturally, you want to ensure that the family you choose is appropriate to adopt their child. A mother’s instinct and love for her baby need to be reassured. That is why every adoptive family goes through an extensive screening process to develop an approved family...
Being a birth mother means that there is love rooted at the heart of your adoption decision. The choice was weighed and measured, and the answer revealed the selflessness of a woman in selecting the best path towards a vibrant future for the child. The...
Before you can begin to heal after placing a child for adoption, you may need to change how you look at your adoption decision. Are you using phrases like “giving up” or “giving away” when talking about adoption? If so, you’re probably placing blame on...
If you live in Virginia and are considering placing your baby or child for adoption, you should know that you are not alone. In 2020 (the most recent figures available), almost 500 Virginia women chose private adoption for their newborns or children. These birthmothers did...
If you live in the District of Columbia and are considering placing your baby or child for adoption, you should know that you are not alone. In 2020 (the most recent figures available), 43 DC women chose private adoption for their newborns or children. These...
If you are experiencing an unplanned pregnancy, know that you’re not alone and that you have options. One of those options is adoption. However, when it comes to choosing what type of adoption you’d like to have, it can sometimes be difficult to determine which type...
If you are facing an unplanned pregnancy, you have options, including figuring out how to parent the child, finding a family member or friend to help, or arranging temporary foster care. If you have explored those options and have concluded you must choose between placing your...
Cradle of Hope’s adoption specialists is available to answer all of your questions and guide you through your pregnancy options, including selecting a loving family to adopt your child. We are here to help you through the entire adoption process step by step. Since 1990,...
Yes. You can place your child for adoption after you’ve given birth. You can also make an adoption plan at the last minute, even while you are in labor. I’m in labor, can I make an adoption plan now? Yes. If you are in labor and feel...
