Birth mothers are only half of the full story. Here are four reasons why you should try to include your child’s birth father throughout the adoption process and beyond whenever possible.

A new report from the U.S. Department of State details just how rapidly international adoption to the U.S. is decreasing — with a more than 13 percent drop since last year. Find out what this means for hopeful adoptive parents from the U.S. now.

Have you heard about World Down Syndrome Day? If not, we’ve compiled a list of information to give you a brief overview of what you should know as an adoptive family and different ways that you can spread awareness.

The Trump administration’s plans to close international USCIS offices may impact hopeful adoptive parents in their journey to add to their family.

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. Whether you’re curious about special needs adoption, thinking of potentially placing a child for adoption, or adopting a child with special needs, read on for more information.

Building the family of your dreams is an amazing opportunity, but there’s one thing that you don’t want to forget, and that’s how you’re going to pay for everything!

If you have worked with a social worker during your adoption (or in any other circumstances), know that they are probably exhausted, physically, mentally, and emotionally. Here’s how to acknowledge and celebrate them.

Despite adoption being a fairly common way to become a family, there are still a lot of misconceptions about adoption and about adoptees. While every adoptee’s experience with adoption is unique, there are 5 things adoptees want you to know.

If you’re an LGBT individual who’s ready to build a family, you might be curious about what the adoption process will look like. Fortunately, there are many fantastic articles on LGBT adoption that cover a wide range of topics.

Birth mothers come from all walks of life, have varying experiences with adoption, and have different relationships with their children. But there are five things that birth mothers want you to know.