Navigating an unplanned pregnancy certainly comes with its challenges. Understanding all of the options can help when making the right choice for your child.
Open Adoption
The process of how to adopt a baby can be overwhelming. There are decisions to make prayerfully, organizations to vet, and many perspectives to consider. It’s approaching a new chapter much like starting a marriage– with hearts wide open, support, and education to make a strong foundation for your family’s future. I am a birth …
Setting up for an evening training, I looked forward to sharing the impact of foster care and adoption on the biological children in the family. As the participants entered the classroom, I was stunned at who they were. Yet, the group looked like a room full of empty nesters. Overall, I was expecting young couples …
While attending a pro-life conference earlier this year, I listened to a lecture on adopting children from a different race. The two presenters were talking about a term they called “transracial adoption.” To my surprise, much of the presentation consisted of the two white women explaining, to a predominantly white audience, why it was concerning …
Being an adoptive mom is a unique journey that no one can prepare for. No one generally sees what the adoptive mom experiences.
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It is estimated that 45% of pregnancies are unplanned, leaving many women to wonder about the facts surrounding adoption vs. abortion.
When facing an unexpected pregnancy, many wonder what to do next.
Although there are reasons for a closed adoption, an open adoption, or at least semi-open, is the healthiest for all involved.
There isn’t a perfect adoption mold. Every case is unique and vital to consider when deciding between open adoption vs. closed adoption
Open adoption involves, “contact between biological and adoptive parents and sometimes between biological parents and the adopted child.”
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It goes beyond the adoptive family unit. Adoptees and birth parents also live this lifelong journey of adoption.