Adopt a Baby: Turn Hope Into Reality

Infant adoption refers to the adoption of a child at or within the first several months of birth. Typically, a birthmother chooses to place her baby with an adoptive family either privately or with the assistance of an adoption agency or other service provider. Depending on the agreement, the birthmother may have some or little to no contact with the adoptive parents.

The main difference between infant adoption and other types of adoption is the age of the child being placed. While foster care adoptions and international adoptions are viable options for many prospective parents, domestic infant adoptions occur shortly after a baby’s birth.

Yes, we also work with birthmothers who are interested in placing their older child or a sibling group. It’s important to note that a family’s adoption home study must expressly indicate they are approved to adopt an older child.

Navigating the adoption process can be difficult, which is why we’re here to help! Our staff members have over 20 years of experience, have an understanding of state adoption laws, and can help guide prospective parents on their adoption journey.