There are adoptive family profiles on so many websites, blogs and social media pages. If you find the family you think will be perfect for your baby, should you reach out online?

DNA tracking website are making search-and-reunion much more common. Sometimes, these reunions come as a surprise when the father was never told about the child. If you’re a dad, how are you supposed to handle that?

It’s a situation no birth parent wants to experience. However, it is possible, which is why birth parents must be prepared for how to react in this situation.

When you begin your search for a birth parent, the possibilities are endless. But what if your dreams are shattered by a rejection?

Deciding how to respond to an unplanned pregnancy is one of the most challenging choices you’ll ever make. There’s a lot to consider. Here are five signs that adoption could be the best option for you and your baby.

World Adoption Day is all about celebrating everyone whose life has been touched by adoption. Learn more here about how you can get involved.

It’s a thought that may go through a birth parent’s head: “What will happen if my child doesn’t want to see me?” Here are some tips for biological parents to prepare for the possibility of an adoption reunion that doesn’t go as planned.

With the rise in popularity of DNA sites like 23andMe, it’s easier than ever for adoptees and birth parents to find each other. But, before that day finally comes, there are some things to consider during your search.

Many birth mothers go on to have more children, or already have children when they create an adoption plan for their baby. How do you talk with your kids about placing your baby for adoption? Here are several things to keep in mind for this important conversation.

If you can be honest, unafraid, inquisitive and timely in your conversations with your adoption specialist about the father of the baby, you will put yourself in a better situation to complete a successful adoption.