Can You Help Me Place My Child for Adoption?
Absolutely! For over 25 years we have welcomed the opportunity to talk with you about choosing a special family to raise your child. Schedule an appointment to speak with an adoption specialist at (425) 529-3943. We want to hear about your unique story, answer your questions and concerns, and see if adoption is right for
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Can You Help Me Place My Child for Adoption?
Absolutely! For over 25 years we have welcomed the opportunity to talk with you about choosing a special family to raise your child. Schedule an appointment to speak with an adoption specialist at (425) 529-3943. We want to hear about your unique story, answer your questions and concerns, and see if adoption is right for
Why Would I Choose Adoption Instead of Parenting?
As you contemplate your future, you have a big decision to make. Should you parent your child or choose adoption for your child? There are benefits to both. Only you know what’s best for you and your child’s future. Here are a few things to consider. What Are the Benefits of Parenting? What Are the
How to Choose the Right Adoptive Family
Today, the birth mother selects a family for her child. Your choice significantly impacts your happiness with the adoption process, but don’t stress. You will know the right family when you see them. Many couples are waiting to love and care for your child. Adoption processes are far different from what they were even 5
What is an Open Adoption?
Choosing adoption is a decision shaped by love and a desire to provide the best possible future for your child. Today, many expectant mothers or birth mothers choose open adoption because it emphasizes communication, transparency, and connection. Unlike closed adoptions, open adoption allows birth parents and adoptive families to share information and maintain a relationship
How to Talk About Unexpected Pregnancy with Family Over the Holidays
Sharing news of an unexpected pregnancy can feel especially challenging during the holidays. Family gatherings often bring questions and emotions to the surface, which can make difficult conversations even harder to begin. If adoption is one of the possibilities you are considering, Antioch Adoptions can help you understand what the process involves and what support
What Is a Closed Adoption?
At one time, closed adoptions were the only form of adoption available. A closed adoption meant that the birth mother and the adoptive couple had no knowledge of one another. The birth mother had no idea who adopted her child or where they went. The courts sealed the legal records, and there was no contact.