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Thinking About Adoption? Things Your Adoption Agency Wants You To Know
Lillian Price
You want to give your unborn or young child the best life, which means you can place your young one up for adoption. This is a big move and a very selfless, respectable one as well. Your child can have the best life and you have control over that. Your choice to place your child for adoption via an adoption agency can lead to a successful adoption that allows for everyone to feel comfortable and the rights of your child to be fully adhered to and respected.
Here are some of the things your adoption agency wants you to know if you're thinking of adoption for your child.
You have options
Do you want to have a totally closed adoption, meaning you don't keep updated on your child once they have been adopted? Do you want to have some updates, such as photos or letters, as your child grows up? Do you want to be able to visit with your child periodically as they grow up? You can choose to have an adoption as open or closed as you'd like, and can even come up with a legal custom adoption agreement among the adopting family of your choice.
Knowing you have options can make you feel more in control when you place your child up for adoption.
You can have costs covered
Adoption, prenatal, delivery, and aftercare can be provided to you to make having your baby easier for you financially. You may even be able to have access to counseling and other resources and services while you are carrying your child. Speak to your adoption agency to find out more.
You can have your child adopted at any age
Is your child in and out of foster care? Are you unable to emotionally and physically and financially provide for your child? If you are, then you may be able to put your child up for adoption at any age. It's not all too common for an older child to be voluntarily placed for adoption but it's not something you cannot do. If you are in a certain situation where you feel adoption is best for everyone involved, speak to an adoption agency worker to see what you can do to help make your child have the best life. If they are already in state custody, you can voluntarily give your parental rights up so your child can be placed for adoption via an adoption agency as well.
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