Many of the birth mothers/parents who contact ACF Adoptions as they are considering a private adoption and placing their baby for adoption, often have questions about the type of contact they can have with the adoptive family they choose during their pregnancy. Because we strive to ensure that birth mothers/parents are comfortable with their adoption […]
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If you are considering to place your baby for adoption in Florida, it is helpful to know there is no age limit for birth parents. If you are a birth mother 14 years or older you can execute a consent for adoption to place your baby into a permanent loving home without the permission of […]
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Dealing with unsupportive parents or family members. Some expectant birth mothers are afraid to share their adoption plans with family out of fear they will be judged or their family will try to stop the adoption from happening. ACF Adoptions in Florida can help you come up with ways to share your adoption plan with […]
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Yes! Here’s how. While creating your adoption plan, ACF Adoptions will review in detail how we use the online photo portal www.childconnect.com . The adoptive family you chose for your baby will upload photos and videos that you will be able to view until your baby is 18. You can also receive the hard copies […]
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ACF Adoptions will help you even if you have not had any prenatal care. ACF Adoptions helps women considering a private adoption in many different situations all over Florida. There are many reasons women do not receive prenatal care. Here are a few we have come across: -Transportation is an issue and some women do not have […]
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The answer is YES! Being pregnant while you are incarcerated in a Florida jail or prison is not an uncommon situation and it is important for you to understand your options. Creating an adoption plan is one of them if you are considering placing your baby for adoption. ACF Adoptions is a private adoption agency […]
Read MoreWhen we first started our adoption journey, we were very set on a closed adoption. We didn’t want to “share” parenting responsibilities with two other people. In order to get a home study, we were required to attend 10 hours of adoption training. Part of this training was listening to an adoptee panel and a […]
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Placing a baby for adoption is never an easy decision and sometimes women wait until the end of the pregnancy to make a final decision. Many times, waiting until the end of your pregnancy or after the baby is born is the best option to place your baby since you have had the entire pregnancy […]
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ACF Adoptions hopes this email finds everyone doing well given how our worlds were turned upside down overnight due to COVID-19. Maintaining safety and health is most important. ACF Adoptions sprang into action as soon as we heard rumors of potential closures, as it is crucial for us to continue doing great adoption work and […]
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You may be wondering what a birth mother is experiencing while making an adoption plan or going through the adoption process. We did some research and found a list created by Patricia Dischler, author, speaker, child care professional and birth mother. She wrote the following list titled, “10 Things Every Birth Mother Wants Adoptive Parents […]
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