Pregnant & considering adoption? We understand what you are going through. You are not alone, there is help for you here. We help expectant mothers in North Carolina explore adoption in a safe, supportive, and personalized environment.
Placing a Baby for Adoption in North Carolina (NC)
Since 1998, Angel Adoption has been helping expectant mothers from Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, and other North Carolina cities receive up-to-date adoption information, guidance, and support throughout their pregnancies.
Finding out you are pregnant can be an emotional time, especially if the pregnancy is unintended. Angel Adoption works with expectant women considering adoption in North Carolina through the entire adoption process. No matter where you live in North Carolina, an adoption agency can connect you with waiting adoptive families who want nothing more than to give your child a good home.
We Are Always Here to Support You
We understand that this can be a scary and overwhelming time, but know that you are never alone. Our compassionate, dedicated adoption coordinators are available 24/7 to answer your questions, discuss your options, and help you make the decision that is best for you.
We will never pressure you one way or another. All of our services are completely confidential. Your privacy is safe with us and your information will never be shared. Call, text, chat, or email us anytime, day or night.
Adoption Financial Assistance in NC
Food & groceries
Rent & utilities
Maternity clothes
Household items
Medical expenses
Transportation
Choosing Adoption for Your Baby in North Carolina
Adoption is one of the most loving and selfless gifts you can give both your baby and their adoptive family. Your decision to place your baby for adoption will be a long-awaited miracle for a family hoping to adopt.
A Loving Decision
There are many reasons expectant mothers choose adoption in North Carolina. There are endless factors to consider when you are responsible for another life. Your needs become secondary to feeding, clothing, educating and loving a child. Overall, North Carolina mothers decide to place their baby for adoption because they care about themselves and, more importantly, they care about their baby. An expectant mother may choose to place her baby with an adoption agency in North Carolina if:
- She is not ready to be a parent
- She feels she is too young
- She is not in a financial position to provide for a baby
- She fears a baby could interfere with finishing school or furthering her career
- She does not want to be a single parent
Planning for the future
If you decide you are not ready to be a parent, you can plan your baby's future by choosing an adoptive family for your baby. Adoption can provide your baby:
Love
Financial security
Medical, dental, and eye care
Safe, stable home life
Quality education
Opportunities for a happy, fulfilling life
Emotionally ready parents
Loving grandparents and relatives
Getting Started with North Carolina Adoption Services
Once you have decided to move forward with adoption in North Carolina we will help you get started by creating your adoption plan.
Your personalized adoption plan outlines your specific wants and needs for the entire adoption process. This includes searching for an adoptive family, choosing what type of adoption you want, and moving forward after the adoption in a healthy way.
Getting Started with North Carolina Adoption Services
Once you have decided to move forward with adoption in North Carolina we will help you get started by creating your adoption plan.
Your personalized adoption plan outlines your specific wants and needs for the entire adoption process. This includes searching for an adoptive family, choosing what type of adoption you want, and moving forward after the adoption in a healthy way.
Types of Adoption
As part of your adoption plan, you can choose what type of adoption you want. There are three different types of adoption: open adoption, semi-open adoption, and closed adoption. The type of adoption is based on the level of communication you'd like to have with the family and your baby before and after birth. Every type of adoption offers you the option of choosing the adoptive family, communicating with them before the birth, meeting them before the birth, and meeting your baby. Everything is 100% up to you, and you can decide what you are most comfortable with. Consider all the differences between each type of adoption before making a decision.
Open Adoption
Open adoption is the most common form of adoption in the United States. In an open adoption, identifying information is shared, including names, phone numbers, and email addresses. There are varying degrees of openness after the adoption process is finalized. This includes the exchange of emails, letters, pictures, phone calls, and in-person visits.
Semi-Open Adoption
Semi-open adoption is like an open adoption, but it involves only the exchange of photos, emails, and phone calls. The children don't normally have any direct communication with their birthparents.
Closed Adoption
In a closed adoption, no identifying information is shared between birthparents and adoptive families. It is 100% anonymous and there is no contact after placement.
Choosing A Family to Adopt Your Baby in North Carolina
One of the most fulfilling parts of the adoption process is being able to choose the right adoptive family for your baby. Angel Adoption only works with families who are licensed to adopt a baby in the United States. Our families hoping to adopt have all been pre-screened and are ready to provide a safe, stable, and loving home for your baby.
Sorting through adoptive parent profiles can be tough, and overwhelming. Before you start looking take some time to think about what matters the most to you. What are your must haves? What are deal breakers? Is there anything you don't want? You have the right to pick any set of adoptive parents based on any set of criteria. Take your time, and review as many profiles as you need to. No matter what you are looking for, we believe there is a family out there that is a perfect fit for you and your baby.
Consider these questions when thinking about what kind of family you are looking for:
- Are you open to a single parent, or do you prefer a two-parent household?
- Are you open to a gay, lesbian, and/or transgender couple?
- Do you prefer a family in a specific location?
- What kind of family values and views on parenting are you looking for in a family?
- Is the family's religion or spiritual beliefs important to you?
- Do you prefer a family that already has children or plans to have/adopt more?
- Is it important to you that the family have a large extended family they are close with?
- What hobbies and interests do you want the family to have?
- Does it matter to you whether one or both parents work outside the home?
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Angel Adoption educates and supports expectant mothers throughout North Carolina.
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