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Yes! You may receive financial support. In most states the adoptive family you select can pay for your pregnancy related living expenses. This includes rent, healthy foods, utilities, transportation, maternity clothes, counseling, and medical bills. We will also connect you with needed resources in your area.
No! There is no cost to you for the adoption. The adoptive family you select will pay the cost related to the adoption process.
As a woman considering adoption for your child, you don’t necessarily get paid for pursuing an adoption plan. However, you may be entitled to receive reasonable money to cover your pregnancy-related and living expenses during and a few weeks after your pregnancy. In most states, adoptive parents can pay a birth family’s reasonable living, medical, […]
Yes, prenatal drug exposed babies can be placed up for adoption. Alternative drugs/medications can be prescribed to help expectant moms that are dealing with addiction as withdrawal can be harmful to your baby. If you are struggling with addiction of any kind, do not hesitate to contact us, judgment free. We have resources available to […]
No, making an adoption plan is free for birth parents and should always allow you to be in control of your adoption journey. We encourage you to deeply consider every possible future scenario when developing your adoption plan and to insist your wishes are honored with the family you choose.
Our dedicated professionals work with you both before and after the adoption to ensure you are making the best decision for both you and your child. Additionally, you’re eligible for free counseling services for any issues, including working through your doubt. We strive to help you every way we can during this period of your […]
Every birth mother has the right to choose the amount of openness she desires in the adoptive relationship and has the ability to control the level of openness in the adoption plan. When considering families, it is imperative to choose the family that is open to your requests. Statistically, adoptees thrive in environments where adoption […]
Yes, birth mothers have the right to choose the level of openness in the relationship between them and their child as well as with the adoptive family. We will present your specific criteria and wishes to families that are willing to agree to your terms. We empower you to take full control over your child’s […]
Services are provided to expectant mothers before, during and after the adoption, such as counseling and even help to plan for one’s future. Adoption For My Child helps birth mothers find permanent housing, gainful employment, and even access to post delivery contraceptives. In addition Adoption For My Child may provide resources for legal, counseling, and […]
No, placing for adoption is one of the bravest things a mother will ever do. Sometimes the best decision a mother can make for her child is to choose a family to provide for her baby in a way that she is not able. She temporarily sets aside her needs for what she believes is […]
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