Adopt Out My Child, Place My Child for Adoption, Put My Baby up for Adoption
However you say it, Google it, or whatever words you use to talk about it, adoption is a loving, healthy choice when you are facing an unplanned, unexpected, or unwanted pregnancy.
The language we use doesn’t change the adoption process and we are an adoption center here to make sure you understand the ins and outs, good and bad, JOY and griefs of adoption.
If you are considering adoption for your baby, it’s important to get as much information, advice, and counseling as you can. You can do this before the birth and we will help you make a thorough adoption plan that works for you!
What does adoption mean?
Adoption is permanent. It’s obviously a big decision, but there are plenty of ways to get support that will help you. A good place to start is by talking to one of our social workers or adoption specialists. When you give a baby up for adoption, you are cutting all legal ties to your child. The baby’s adoptive parents will be their legal parents. The baby will have their surname and inherit their property. You will give up all legal rights and responsibilities for the child.
Understanding the adoption process
Adoption is a legal process. Each state and territory has its own adoption laws, so the process is slightly different depending on where you live. The intent of the law is to ensure you fully understand adoption before you give consent for your baby to be adopted.
Giving consent to adoption
The baby’s birth mother and father must both sign a consent form for the adoption. The father has the same legal rights to the child as the mother. That means he has a right to take part in the legal process, can provide medical information and can have a say about the adoptive parents. If the birth father is unknown or uninvolved, we can still work with you and adoption is still an option!
If you are facing an unplanned pregnancy and want to learn more about your adoption options, contact Adoption Choices of Colorado by email, phone, or text: Email Us, Text us: 720-371-1099, Call us: 303-670-4673 (HOPE). If you are hoping to adopt, please contact us here.