I Just Delivered a Child and Want to Place My Baby Up for Adoption. Help Me to Understand the Adoption Process.
“I just delivered a child and want to place my baby up for adoption.” How do I proceed? If this is your concern, you are at the right place. We understand this is a tough time for you. However, you always have options for finding the right fit for you and your child. You can always place your child for adoption after you’ve given birth.
Adoption is a brave, selfless, and loving choice for your child. If you are not in a situation to parent your child, your adoption agency can help you find a family. While it is a stressful situation to be in, facing an unplanned pregnancy does not have to result in a negative outcome.
ACF Adoptions
You can also place your baby for adoption after you return home from the hospital. If you need more time to make this decision and are unable to care for the baby, an adoption agency like ACF Adoptions can step in to help while you consider your options.
Our experienced and licensed adoption professionals can meet you to discuss your options and help you choose the perfect family to adopt and raise your child. Working with agencies like ACF is the best way to ensure your adoption plan is safe, legal, and in the best interests of you and your baby.
Your adoption social worker can guide you through the adoption process and handle all the legalities of the adoption. Our services are free of charge to you. Contacting our office never obligates you to choose adoption. Once you have decided to give your child up for adoption, our adoption professionals will start the preliminary paperwork.
Depending upon the type of adoption (open, semi-open, or closed), you can choose to meet the adoptive family members. It may help you to be confident that you are making the right choice for your child.
After choosing the right adoptive family for your child, the next step is to complete the final adoption paperwork. We will prepare the legal papers and handle all the legalities involved with your adoption.
Depending on your adoption plan, you may be entitled to receive financial assistance even after delivering the baby. In most cases, the adoptive family will pay for your medical bills.
A Team of Experts You Can Trust
Our dedicated staff includes licensed mental health adoption counselors and adoption lawyers who specialize in newborn adoption and are ready to guide you through each step of the adoption process. We are here to listen, not to judge.
We’ll help you take stock of your situation, organize your thoughts and feelings, and make the best choice for yourself and your baby. Contact us today. It is free and 100% confidential.