Adopt a Baby & Start Your Family’s Next Chapter
Adopt a Baby &
Start Your Family’s
Next Chapter
Your journey to parenthood starts here. Find resources, guides, and support to navigate the adoption process and provide a baby with a loving home.
Your journey to parenthood starts here. Find resources, guides, and support to navigate the adoption process and provide a baby with a loving home.
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Why Adopt?
Adoption is a life-changing journey filled with love, hope, and new beginnings.
Whether you’re longing to grow your family or provide a child with a safe, nurturing home, adoption offers both emotional fulfillment and practical benefits.
Adoption allows you to welcome a child into your life and experience the deep love and bond of raising them.
Welcome a child into your home with confidence through a structured and legal process.
Whether through open or closed adoption, you have the opportunity to form a lifelong relationship with your child.
Give a child the opportunity for stability, care, and a brighter future through adoption.
Adoption is the first step to providing a child with the security, love, and care they deserve.
Whether domestic, international, or foster adoption, there are different paths to help you find the right match.
Adoption creates new families and strengthens communities by giving children stability and belonging.
From financial assistance to counseling, you can rely on consistent guidance throughout the journey.
Adoption Stories
See how adoption has changed lives and created lasting bonds through these real stories of love, hope, and family.
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Adoption Guides
Everything you need to know about adoption.
FAQ
Yes! Many single individuals successfully adopt. Agencies and professionals welcome single parents and evaluate each adoption applicant on their ability to provide a loving, stable, and secure home—regardless of marital status. The process is similar to that for couples and includes background checks, a home study, and training.
Timelines can vary, but the process typically takes several months to a few years. After your home study is approved, you’ll wait to be chosen by a birth mother. Some families are chosen quickly, while others may wait longer depending on factors like preferences, flexibility, and timing.
A home study is a required part of the adoption process where a licensed social worker evaluates your readiness to adopt. It includes background checks, interviews, home visits, and paperwork. The goal is to ensure you can provide a safe and nurturing environment for a child. It’s also a great time to ask questions and learn.
Domestic infant adoption is the process of adopting a baby born in the United States. Typically, the birth parents choose adoption before or shortly after birth and voluntarily place their child with an adoptive family. Most domestic infant adoptions are arranged through licensed adoption agencies, attorneys, or private facilitators.
In most domestic infant adoptions, the birth mother (and sometimes birth father) chooses the adoptive family. She may look through adoptive family profiles and select parents based on values, lifestyle, and the type of future she envisions for her child. Her choice is often supported by an adoption agency or professional.