Adopt a baby with Angel Adoption Adopt a baby with us confidently
BBB Accredited BusinessBBB Accredited BusinessBBB Accredited Business
Growing families since 19981-877-Angel55
Free Application

Angel Adoption Blog

Birthmom and adoptive parents with their baby in an open adoption

4 Questions to Consider About Open Adoption

Birthmom and adoptive parents with their baby in an open adoption

Open adoption is not a “goodbye” to your child, rather, it is a type of adoption that still gives you access to your child. Establishing contact with adoptive parents and your child shows that you have progressed from one stage of your adoptive journey to the next. As a result, it is a good idea to decide on your plans for future interactions between you and your child.
Continue reading

Process of adoption for adoptive parents

Modern Adoption: The Effects of The Internet

Effects of the adoption process for adoptive parents

The creation of the internet has had a massive effect on almost every aspect of the human experience, including, of course, adoption. In the past, birth parents and adoptive parents could only meet in person, through arrangements with their adoption agencies. Now, birth parents and adoptive parents alike can take the adoption search into their own hands.
Continue reading

Child in an open adoption

5 Open Adoption Tips

Child in an open adoption

Open adoption is becoming increasingly common, largely because many experts say open adoptions are the best for the child. As you might expect, an open adoption is when the birth parents maintain a relationship with the adoptive parents and their child. The exact nature of this relationship is agreed upon between the adoptive parents and the birth parents, typically before the baby is born. It can range from anything like frequent visitations to just occasional letters.
Continue reading

Expectant mother considering adoption for her baby

Understanding Birthmoms Considering Adoption

Expectant mother considering adoption for her baby

It’s very easy to make snap judgments before understanding the whole story. Our modern age is a more welcoming, understanding, and inclusive society than in ages past, but prejudice and stigma still exist. One such stigma that has waned a lot in recent years, but still exists for many people, is the one surrounding expectant mothers who choose to place their children for adoption.
Continue reading

Newborn baby who was adopted

Considering Birthfathers in the Adoption Process

Newborn baby who was adopted

Why We Think So Little About Birth Fathers

In conversations about adoption, we often talk about the adoptive parents and the birth mother, but rarely is there discussion about the birth father. In some instances, people refer to the birth parents collectively rather than the birth mother on her own, but more often than not the birth mother is considered a party to the adoption on her own. 
Continue reading

Adoptive family in an open adoption with birth parents

Open Adoption | What’s it Like?

Adoptive family in an open adoption with birth parents

While open adoptions are increasingly more common, it can still seem scary, and both adoptive parents and birth parents may have concerns. It is important to remember that research shows open adoption benefits the adoptee, and in most cases also benefits the birth parents and adoptive parents. 
Continue reading

formilla script

Copyright © 2025 angeladoptioninc.com

Angel Adoption, Inc. provides marketing and advertising services that assist biological parents considering adoption and prospective adoptive parents to connect with each other, and provides support and referral services throughout the process. Angel Adoption, Inc. is an independent contractor and provides services under the supervision of Lutheran Child and Family Services of Illinois, License #012998, One Oakbrook Terrace, #501, Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181; 708-771-7180.