My husband and I have always traveled frequently and when we adopted my daughter, I was in the process of traveling to do dissertation research in another country for my PhD. I knew we would travel with her a
When you first bring home your child post placement, you’re going to want to post about him or her right away on your social media accounts. This article explains the psychology for posting noting “when someone likes, shares, or comments
Knowing what to do when you start the adoption process is hard. (I spoke to two law firms and two agencies and I still didn’t know what was best until I sat down and weighed each option.) Finding these people
It is the hope of many that foster care would turn into a permanent placement. Though this happens for many people, it’s still important to remember that the goal of foster care is typically to provide a temporary home
It is the hope of many that foster care would turn into a permanent placement. Though this happens for many people, it’s still important to remember that the goal of foster care is typically to provide a temporary home
Deciding to build your family through adoption often has been preceded by other challenges such as a struggle to conceive, the expense of infertility treatments, and in some cases, this was your first choice to become a parent. Whatever the situation may be, the reality is that adoption can be costly. However, there are opportunities and resources available to those willing to go through the processes.
If you are seeking to create an adoption plan for your child, you likely have many questions and are seeking guidance and support. Adoption Choice, Inc. can walk you through the process, but if you’re just beginning your research,
Each state has unique laws surrounding adoption. This is why it is imperative that you do research about adoption in your state when you are starting the process because someone else’s experience won’t be the same as yours, particularly
Adoption Choice vs. National Agencies: Building Community for Adoptive Families Creating an adoption plan for both those seeking to be parents and those making an adoption plan for their child is hard, but agencies like Adoption Choice, Inc. make
If you are seeking to build your family through adoption or are contemplating creating an adoption plan for your child, you’ve likely had conversations with your family and friends. If you haven’t, you might want to so that you can
If you are an expectant parent or birth parent and have any questions about the adoption process, please call an Adoption Counselor at 414-550-2374, or send us a text message. A counselor is available 24 hours a day/7 days a week. In no way does contacting us commit you to an adoption plan; it simply allows us to help provide you some information to help you make a decision that is in you and your child’s best interest.
If you are an adoptive parent and have questions about the process, please call one of our locations to speak with an Adoption Choice, Inc. staff member.
