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Adoption in NC, Home Studies and More

Pregnant and Considering Adoption in NC

Have you been surprised by a positive pregnancy test? Is your first thought, I am not ready to be a parent? You may be wondering, “What should I do now?” You probably have a lot of different emotions happening at the same time.

First, you have options. You will find Lifetime Adoption coordinators available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to go over all of your options. You can call, text, or fill out our online form. An adoption coordinator will help you by providing information and resources. Counseling is available at no cost to help you sort out what to do. There are peer and professional counselors. You can get advice on subjects such as telling your family, the baby’s father, and your friends. They can also help you deal with all the different opinions and advice you get. This may be a confusing and stressful time, and a counselor can help you through it.

How Do I Start the Process of Adoption in NC?

Lifetime Adoption has been helping expectant mothers through the adoption process for over thirty years. Just call, text, or fill out our online form 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You will always find a kind and non-judgmental Lifetime Adoption coordinator ready to help you and get you the resources you need.

Your coordinator will gather some Lifetime Adoptive family profiles she feels will match well with you, and you can also view families online. Once you choose one or more families you want to know more about, your coordinator will arrange a meeting. Whether you want a family from North Carolina or another state, a telephone or video call can be set up. You will decide how much contact you would like after the adoption, and so when choosing a family, you can look for one that is open to the contact you desire.

Lifetime Adoption services in North Carolina also help with the adoption of toddlers, special needs children, or older children. Unfortunately, sometimes life throws situations at us that make it too difficult and unhealthy to parent. When this happens and you pursue adoption, a professional counselor will work with the child, the adoptive parents, and the birth parents. She will create an adoption plan that focuses on a healthy transition for you and your child.

Are you nervous about how things will go at the hospital? Many expectant women are. Your Lifetime coordinator is here to help you make a hospital plan. You will decide who you want in the delivery room. You will also decide who will be the first to hold the baby and many other factors. You will also be provided an attorney at no cost to you. Your attorney will make sure you understand your parental rights and that all the paperwork is complete.

North Carolina Adoptive Families

The adoption profiles below will show you waiting adoptive parents of all types and backgrounds in North Carolina. When you browse these profiles, you can learn more about the families’:

• Lifestyle
• Family
• Home and neighborhood
• Values and religious beliefs
• Reasons for adopting
• And much more!

No matter what you’re looking for in an adoptive family in North Carolina, you deserve to find the perfect match. With waiting families from across the country, Lifetime Adoption provides more adoptive family profiles for you, giving you a greater chance of finding the right fit for your child.

Families Interested in Adoption in NC

Are you hoping to grow your family through adoption? Are you considering adopting a newborn, toddler, or maybe an older child up to the age of six in North Carolina? Lifetime Adoption is one of the nationwide leaders in open adoption. Our dedicated adoption coordinators have been matching birth families and adoptive families with great success for over thirty years. Our coordinators are dedicated to treating birth mothers with the care and respect they deserve. They make sure they have all the support and resources they need.

Starting the Adoption Process

So, how do you get started? It’s easy. Just fill out our short online application. To apply to adopt at Lifetime is free, and you are not obligated to move forward if you choose not to. Once pre-approved, a Lifetime Adoption coordinator will contact you to explain the Lifetime process and answer any questions you may have. She will get you started with information on how to create your personal profile. She will give you a referral for a home study provider, provide access to blogs, education, and many other resources that you can access on our Lifetime membership site.

As the founder of Lifetime Adoption, Mardie Caldwell has created the unique Lifetime Adoption program. After navigating the adoption of her son, she became passionate about helping others fulfill their adoption dreams. The Lifetime program has been a great success for over three decades.

Major Cities in North Carolina:

Charlotte

Durham

Raleigh

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