Open and semi-open adoptions account for the vast majority of modern-day domestic infant adoptions. But, as a prospective birth mother, you could want some space and a fresh start. Is closed adoption still a choice for you? Find out here.

We love to give input. Perhaps you see offering practical advice as your specialty. But when it comes to adoption, there are some things you just can’t say. Here are five to start with.

You can create an adoption plans for your twins, and you can make sure they stay together. Adoption agencies recognize the importance of sibling connections, and there are adoptive families who would love to adopt both of your children.

Adoption is complex and confusing. You’re not alone if you have some questions about what it is actually like. Here are five of the biggest misconceptions birth fathers have about adoption.

If you’re like many women, an unplanned pregnancy can make you feel like your life has just turned upside down. This will be an emotional journey, no matter what you decide to do. Here are some of the best tips for coming to terms with your unexpected pregnancy.

Facing an unplanned pregnancy on your own can be scary. Learn more about who you can reach out to for support during your pregnancy.

It’s normal to experience feelings of grief and loss after placing a baby for adoption. But what should you do when those normal feelings are starting to transform into something deeper? Learn more about facing postpartum depression here.

As a woman considering adoption, it can be scary to open up about what you’re going through. But when you’re feeling lost, confused, or hopeless, remember that help is always available — no matter what. If you’re wondering when it’s time to reach out for help, click here to learn more.

Choosing adoption is brave, and it’s not always easy. That’s why giving a baby up for adoption at birth and maternity leave are not mutually exclusive. When choosing adoption, you can still qualify for maternity leave.

As members of the adoption community, we can come together to better serve and uplift all those involved in the adoption process. So, in the spirit of New Year’s resolutions, here are some ideas to go forth and show support and encouragement for adoption as we begin 2019.