Frequently Asked Questions for Birth Mothers
Is there a "right time" to consider adoption?
There’s no deadline. Some women reach out early in pregnancy, others decide during labor, and some even after bringing their baby home. It’s never too late to explore your options.
Will placing my baby for adoption be emotionally hard?
For most birth mothers, yes. It can hold both love and grief at once. Feeling conflicted is normal. We offer counseling and peer support to help you through it.
Does the birth father have to agree?
It depends on your state. Our legal team will explain what’s required, including paternity, notification, and consent.
Will I get time with my baby after delivery?
Yes. Your hospital plan is built around your wishes: how long you’d like with your baby, who’s present, and when the adoptive family joins you.
Is adoption a paid arrangement?
No. You’re never paid to place a baby. Depending on your state, adoptive families may help cover certain living or medical costs during pregnancy.
What if my family isn't on board with my choice?
This decision is yours. We can share resources with loved ones and connect you with counselors or…