Why Answer Questions to Give up my Baby?

 
pregnant woman thinking about her many adoption questions“I’m 25 weeks along, and my gut instinct has been telling me that placing this baby up for adoption is going to be best. Since I’m already raising two kids with no support from their dads, I have no idea how I’d afford to feed another mouth. 

Yesterday, I went on your site to get started with my baby’s adoption and fill out the paperwork. Why do I have to answer so many questions to give up my baby for adoption?”

At Lifetime Adoption, you’re in charge of your adoption plan. Your Adoption Coordinator will work closely with you to understand all of your hopes for your baby’s adoption.

In order to do so, she’ll need to ask you lots of questions, such as what you’re looking for in an adoptive family, the type of contact you want to have with the family, how much contact you wish to share with your child, and how you’d like things to go during your hospital stay.

Your answers to Lifetime’s online questionnaire will form your adoption plan. The info we get from your answers helps us to find the best adoption situation that’s customized to your wishes.

Medical Info

You might have also noticed that we ask about your medical information, health history, genetic and other background information. Lifetime doesn’t ask about all this to be nosy. It’s so that we can give adoptive parents and medical personnel accurate information to assist in treating your child, should any medical issue come up. It’s important to provide accurate and complete information about your health history, so that it can become a part of your child’s family health history.

Information for Your Child

As your child grows up, he or she might start asking questions about you. The answers you give on our questionnaire can be used to provide your child with information about your interests, talents, appearance, medical and genetic history. For these reasons, we ask that you answer all of the questions in full.

Your Baby’s Father

Lifetime encourages birth fathers to be involved in the adoption planning process. So, we ask questions about him too in our adoption questionnaire. If he’d like, he can give info about his health history, occupation, whether he has other kids, and his hobbies. The answers he gives will allow your child to grow up with information on his or her birth father, too.

If your baby’s father is interested in taking part in the adoption plan, check out this post, “As a Birth Father, Do I have a Say in the Adoption?”

Get Help Now

This form is intended for pregnant women or women wanting to place their child for adoption.
If you wish to adopt a child into your family, please click here. If you live outside of the U.S., please click here.

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Lifetime Adoption, Inc. is a Licensed Florida Child Placing Agency. (License #100084254)

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Small Women Owned Business

Lifetime Adoption's BBB Accredited Business A+ rating

Lifetime Adoption Center is a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating

 

Copyright © | Lifetime Adoption

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