While we believe that adoption is a wonderful way to grow a family, we also know that adoption is not the right fit for everyone. As you try to answer the question, "Is adoption right for me?", it's equally important to consider the question, "Am I right for adoption?"

If you’re hoping to adopt a baby, one of the first steps is to decide whether to pursue an international adoption or a domestic adoption. There are many benefits to both types of adoption. Below we’ve outlined some of the differences between the two in order to help you make an easier and more informed choice about which is best for your family.

Whatever concerns you have as you make your way through the adoption process, we are here to support you every step of the way. The road can be rough, but we believe the end result is worth every moment!

When couples decide to adopt a baby, sometimes one partner is enthusiastic while the other is less so. There are exceptions, but usually one person is more eager to adopt than his or her partner. We often hear this referred to as “reluctant spouse.”

Unless individuals have pre-existing medical problems, they usually assume it will be easy to conceive a child. Therefore, it comes as a shock for the one in every six couples who are diagnosed with infertility.

Years ago, if you had gone to an adoption agency as a single person, you would have been turned down. It just wasn't done. There were even laws against single parent adoption in some states.