How to Find a Family by Baby’s Race or Ethnicity

There are numerous families looking to adopt Black and African American kids throughout the U.S. Whether you’re hoping to find families wanting to adopt Black children who are of a specific race, religion, or location, or if you just want to find couples looking to adopt a Black child who will simply be amazing parents, you’ll be able to find what you’re looking for.

We recommend reaching out to an agency to get connected with families looking to adopt a Black newborn.

If your child is of Native heritage, finding families looking to adopt American Indian kids may be a high priority for you. Fortunately, there are plenty of families wanting to adopt Native American children, including parents who themselves are Indigenous. Regardless of the adoptive parents’ background, the important thing is that they wish to preserve your child’s ties to his or her race and culture.

There are additional laws, called the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA), that were established for the protection of Indigenous children following the “Sixties Scoop” era. When considering a placement for Native children, priority is given to adoptive parents within the child’s nation or tribe.

You can choose any adoptive family you’d like for your baby, regardless of their race or culture. An attorney will help the adoptive family follow any necessary steps for ICWA. You can learn more here.

Need to find families wanting to adopt Caucasian children? There are always couples looking to adopt a white child throughout the U.S.

If you need help finding families looking to adopt Caucasian kids who meet your personal criteria, reach out to an adoption agency — they’ll help you find profiles of parents that match what you’re looking for.

Click here to view waiting families.

Whether you’re hoping to find an Asian couple to raise your Asian child or you’re open to choosing parents of any race, you’ll have plenty to choose from — there are always families looking to adopt an Asian newborn.

Contact an adoption professional to start viewing profiles of couples looking to adopt an Asian child. They’ll help you to get to know families looking to adopt Asian kids who might be the perfect match for you and your child.

If your baby is Hispanic or has Latin heritage, you won’t have to worry about him or her struggling with their racial and cultural identity — there are many families wanting to adopt Hispanic children who are ready to embrace and love your child’s ethnic heritage.

The couples looking to adopt a Hispanic child are sometimes Latin themselves, or they’re simply excited to welcome a child of any race into their lives. Because the families looking to adopt a Hispanic newborn are of every race and background, you’ll be able to easily find a family you feel is best for your child.

Is your baby biracial or multiracial? There are many adoptive parents who are also multiracial and couples who are interracial. Regardless of the race of your child’s adoptive parents, we understand that you want to find a family who is ready and excited to love your child and honor their unique racial heritage.

Multiracial adoptive families are common and are continuing to increase in numbers. Your child will not have to feel like they don’t “fit in” with their family!