Birth Moms FAQ

We are the best out there! Truly we are. Our birth mom advocacy teams provides the best support to our mommas. We are a small agency, you matter to us!

Sweet, caring staff that is here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

We know and care about you- you are not a
number to us!

We all have personal adoption/foster care
backgrounds.

We offer you personal support throughout your pregnancy. Don’t get lost in a big agency.

FREE support groups during and after pregnancy.

We personally attend labor/delivery for mom’s who desire us to be there.

Being a mom can be hard work, Babies are a 24/7 job. Once you become a mom you must put your baby first. Everyone’s situation is different, no adoption is the same. Some reasons we see women place their children for adoption are: They are unable to financially support a child, not in the right place to parent that they wish to be, did not plan the pregnancy, relationship with the biological father is not stable, jail sentence, not ready emotionally to parent, they just simply believe this isn’t the best decision for them and their child, and in some cases, rape.

You need to plan for your child’s future. That is your responsibility. No part of looking into adoption is irresponsible or selfish. Become educated about your options and the consequences of those options. Devise a plan that is in the best interest of your child. Take time — this is not a decision that should be made on impulse. If you are not ready to be a parent or take responsibility for the care and growth of your child, you can still give your child the gift of life by choosing adoption.

Some people believe if they place their child for adoption, they don’t love their child. That is far from the truth, it is quite opposite in fact. It means that you are thinking of them and you love them so much to provide a better life than you might can give them at this time.

Absolutely not. Expectant mothers should never pay for anything. Adoptive parents are responsible for paying for everything including but not limited to: legal fees, medical bills, counseling, and other financial assistance.

In fact, state law allows for certain expenses to be paid for. Common expenses often include: rent, food, transportation, clothes, medical and legal costs. We will work with you to create a budget that assists you during your adoption plan and follows the
state guidelines.

Call us! We can help you have the adoption plan you wish for, even if you have already delivered or at the hospital.