Is Adoption an Option in My Circumstances?
It’s a common fear expressed by prospective birth mothers: “Can I choose adoption for my baby in my circumstances?”
People of all ages, backgrounds and walks of life choose to place their children for adoption. No matter what a woman’s situation, adoption is almost always an option for her and her baby.
Still, if you are considering placing a baby for adoption, you might have questions about how your unique circumstances will impact the process. Do you have the right to make an adoption plan if you are a minor? What if you are facing certain challenges in your life, like incarceration or an existing CPS case?
The best way to learn about your options in your individual situation is to reach out to an adoption professional. In the meantime, though, you can learn more about choosing adoption in some common situations below.

“Can You Put a Disabled Child Up for Adoption?” & Other Questions

Are There Requirements for “Giving a Baby Up” for Adoption?

Can You Choose Adoption if You're Pregnant in Jail?

Can You Put Your Child Up for Adoption While in the Military?

I’m Pregnant and Addicted – What are my Options?

Making an Adoption Plan When CPS Is Involved

Placing a Baby for Adoption as a Teenager

Placing a Baby for Adoption in Your 20s, 30s, or 40s

Placing a Child for Adoption Without U.S. Citizenship

Pregnant and Homeless? Adoption is an Option

Putting Children Up for Adoption Together

Religious Views on “Giving a Baby Up” for Adoption
