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If you are thinking about putting a child up for adoption, then learning about adoption agencies will benefit you. There are thousands of adoption agencies in the US and it’s important you choose the best service provider to work with. Generally, there are two types of...
It isn’t uncommon to not be sure that you are going to “give up your baby for adoption” until you are at the hospital. We say “give up” because it is the most common term, but what you are doing is really anything but that....
An unplanned pregnancy can happen more than once. If you’re facing an unplanned second pregnancy and feeling overwhelmed at the thought of raising another child, it’s important to learn about all of your options. One option that you may not have thought about is adoption. ...
If you’re experiencing an unexpected pregnancy, you’re probably feeling scared, confused, or alone. However, you need to understand that you are not alone. Not only are there so many women who are going through the same thing, but there are also people out there who would...
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...
Here are some of the adoption services Cradle of Hope offers to women considering adoption for their babies or toddlers: 24-hour birth mother adoption hotline to answer any questions you may have. Call or text: 301-905-9999. Quality counseling, goal-setting guidance, and confidential help with decision-making Compassionate, personalized attention and...
As your due date approaches, your Cradle of Hope counselor will work with you to develop your hospital plan, which sets out your desires and expectations for your time in the hospital. You will choose who gets to visit you, who will be with you...
