What Age Range are Most of Your Birth Mothers?
We have birth mothers giving a baby up for adoption at birth from 12 years old to their mid-40’s. For some women, this is their first child and others have other children. Some of our birth parents are married, some are in school, others work or are planning a future after the child is placed. Most birth parents love their child and want to provide them with the best home and future that they can, and adoption has been a loving option for many.
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Remember Where it all Began…
The Benefits of Open Adoption (Heidi18)
Open Adoption: Strangers Who Trust In Each Other for the Sake of a Child
Christian--Open-Adoption and Siblings
Christian--Open-Adoption-Facts
Christian--Open-Adoption-History
Christian--Open-Adoption-Relationships
Christian--Research-on-Open-Adoption
Adoption Loss: How Can I Reduce the Risk of a Reclaim?
Should You Adopt a Child When the Birth Parents Have Bipolar Disorder?
5 Tips on Listening to Birth Parents
A Birth Mother in Crisis
Christian--Birth-Mother-Stereotypes
Christian--Contact-Agreement
Birth Mother Scams
Birth Mother Red Flags
Open-Birth Mother Grief
Open-Getting Back in Touch
Open-Stay in Touch with Birth Grandparents
Accreditation
Lifetime Adoption, Inc.
is a Licensed Florida Child
Placing Agency.
(License #100074452)
Lifetime Adoption is registered with the State of California under the provisions of the Registry of California Adoption Facilitators. (CA Family Code Section 8632.5)
Lifetime Adoption Center is a
BBB Accredited Business
