You are in Full Control When you Make an Adoption Plan with Adoption Choices of Florida

Adoption is a life-changing decision, and if you are considering adoption, you may be feeling overwhelmed, unsure, and confused. But rest assured, you are not alone. Adoption Choices of Florida is here to help you make the best decision for you and your baby.

What sets Adoption Choices of Florida apart from other adoption agencies is that we believe that you, the birth mother (parents), should be in complete control of your adoption plan. When you choose adoption in Florida and make an adoption plan with us, you get to decide every aspect of the adoption, from the type of adoption to the adoptive family and everything in between. You are in full control when you make an adoption plan with us.

Here are just a few of the decisions that you get to make when you make an adoption plan with Adoption Choices of Florida:

1. Type of Adoption

There are three types of adoption: open, semi-open, and closed. You get to decide which type of adoption is best for you and your baby.

Open adoption allows you to have direct communication with the adoptive family and your child, even after the adoption is finalized. Semi-open adoption allows for communication through a third-party mediator, such as an adoption agency. Closed adoption means no communication between the birth mother and the adoptive family after the adoption is finalized.

2. Level of Involvement

You get to decide how involved you want to be in the adoption process. Some birth mothers want to be involved in every aspect of the adoption, from choosing the adoptive family to being present at the birth. Others prefer a more hands-off approach.

At Adoption Choices of Florida, we respect your choices and provide you with the support you need, regardless of your level of involvement.

3. Adoptive Family

You get to decide who adopts your baby. We provide you with a selection of adoptive families to choose from, and you get to decide which family is the best fit for you and your baby.

You can choose the adoptive family based on their religious beliefs, parenting style, hobbies and interests, family structure, and more.

4. Contact with Adoptive Family

You get to decide how much contact you have with the adoptive family before and after the adoption. This can include phone calls, emails, text messages, video calls, and face-to-face meetings.

If you choose an open or semi-open adoption, you and the adoptive family will have a contact agreement that outlines the frequency and type of contact that you both agree to.

5. Medical Information

You get to provide the adoptive family with any medical information that you have about yourself and your family. This includes any genetic conditions, allergies, and medical history.

This information is important for the adoptive family to have so that they can provide the best care for your child.

6. Birth Plan

You get to create a birth plan that outlines your preferences for the birth of your child. This can include who is present during labor and delivery, whether or not you want pain medication, and more.

You can also decide if you want the adoptive family to be present during the birth and if you want to hold your baby before the adoption.

7. Post-Placement Support

You get to decide what post-placement support you need. This can include counseling, support groups, and access to resources.

At Adoption Choices of Florida, we provide you with the support you need during and after the adoption process. We also offer confidential counseling services to help you through the emotional journey of adoption.

Take Control of Your Unplanned Pregnancy

In conclusion, if you are considering adoption, know that you are in control. Searching for local adoption agencies near me? Adoption Choices of Florida believes that you know what is best for you and your baby, and we are here to support you through every step of the adoption process.

Pregnant and don’t want the baby? By making an adoption plan with us, you get to make the decisions that are right for you and your baby, and we will provide you with the resources and support you need every step of the way. Contact us today to learn more about making an adoption plan with Adoption Choices of Florida.