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Adoption in the US | Areas We Serve

If you’re considering adoption in the US, Lifetime Adoption can help. We’ve put together a list of important questions to ask any adoption agency you are thinking about working with. Additionally, we specialize in modern, open adoption. We work with pregnant women and prospective adoptive parents to find the perfect fit for a baby or child. We’re happy to answer any questions you may have with absolutely no cost or obligation.

Things to Think About if You are Placing a Baby or Child for Adoption

If you are thinking about placing your baby or child up to the age of 6, here are some things to think about. First, wat are you looking for in adoptive parents and how do you want your baby to be raised? Second, consider how open you want the adoption to be. For example, do you want to receive photos, letters, emails or maybe occasional phone calls or visits? These are all decisions you can make before the adoption is complete and the level of communication with the adoptive family is completely up to you.

To learn more about placing a baby or child, please call or text anytime 1-800-923-6784 or fill out this short information form to get started. There is no obligation and the information on the form is completely private.

About Our Adoptive Families

Our adoptive parents come from as many different environments as the birth mothers who pick them. Also, we have adoptive parents of all races and backgrounds. But one thing our prospective parents all have in common is the strong desire to provide a good home for a child. Furthermore, you can rest assured that your child, no matter his or her situation, will be eligible for adoption and is greatly wanted by an adoptive family.

Helping birth parents connect with families hoping to adopt is what Lifetime does best. We have aided with successful adoptions all over the United States for more than 35 years. We even have resources in Spanish, for Hispanic or Latino women looking to find families ready to adopt Hispanic babies.