Are you thinking of putting a baby up for adoption, but have no idea where to start or who to turn to? Haven Adoptions is available 24/7 to answer your questions and walk you through the entire adoption process.
“Your Haven Adoption advocate will be your friend, your confidant, your support. Our staff has years of experience and will provide you with immediate help to decide if adoption is right for you.”
While giving a child up for adoption may not be an easy decision, the adoption process for birth mothers is fairly straightforward if you have the right guidance. The most important first step is to decide if adoption is right for you. Talk to friends, family and close ones about your decision and find support from those you love. If you’re seriously considering adoption for your baby, take the first steps by reviewing our guide to the adoption process and what you can expect from the experience.
Being pregnant and considering adoption brings a lot of emotion and a lot of big decisions. Our Birth Mother FAQ provides guidance to the adoption process.
Please feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns you may have. Our hotline for women in need is 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. (800) 716-8220 or text us at 484-213-7011.
Haven Adoptions has a specialized program that has been designed to educate pregnant women about your rights and options. If you choose adoption, we will help you understand the step by step process of adoption.
There are many considerations that come with putting a child up for adoption. One of the most important is making sure your child is placed with the perfect family. At Haven Adoptions, we pride ourselves on matching birth mothers and their children with the perfect adoptive family. The families we match with our birth mothers are thoroughly screened to make sure your child is matched with a loving, happy family.
“I definitely have my good, bad and ugly days, but what gets me through it is knowing I was able to choose two incredible parents for Haley, and that this is only the beginning of our future choosing an open adoption.”
“Had I loved him any less, one ounce less, he would be with me now. My love for him was the only thing that could enable me to break my own heart…”
“On the day of discharge from the hospital I felt a feeling of peace and comfort in finding the perfect home for Chase.”
“Dear Haven, Thank you so very much for everything you have done for me!!!!! I’m so grateful that I was able to see pictures today of the most beautiful baby girl!!”
Open adoption plans are very flexible and can be designed for the level of relationship that makes the birth mother most comfortable. In this guide, we will cover many aspects of open adoption that birth mothers and adoptive families will consider during adoption planning.
Open adoption and closed adoptions are very common, but both come with their share of details. Knowing the difference between these options available to birth families and adoptive families can create a relationship that works well for everyone.
Can you place a child for adoption without the father's consent? We explain all the details to this complicated question.
