Sometimes, when a partner doesn’t support a pregnancy, they insist on abortion. Your partner may not want to be responsible or may be concerned about finances, but no one can force you to make one decision over another.

If your partner remains unsupportive, you will need to determine whether you are willing or capable of parenting alone. Will your parents support you financially and emotionally? Do you have the resources you need to be a single parent?

If not, you may want to consider placing your child for adoption. Talk with the team at CFS to help you decide the best path forward.

Isn’t Choosing Adoption Hard?

Placing your child for adoption can be a hard decision. It may feel like you’re “giving up” your child. However, adoption is a loving choice you can make for your child. You still only want what’s best for them by making an alternative parenting plan.

Adoption today is very different from decades ago. Today, you are in charge of the adoption process. The expectant mother chooses the adoptive parents who raise her child. You determine the path you want your child to take. Do you want them to grow up in the city or the country? Is it important that your child has immediate siblings, or do you want them to be the oldest?

You get to choose their future. By selecting the adoptive parents, you can meet them even before your child is born to determine if they are the right ones. Take a look at some of our waiting families today.

How Can We Help You?

At CFS, we understand the difficulty of choosing adoption for your child. You will have compassionate care throughout your pregnancy and beyond. We are available 24/7 for as long as you need us.

Other Services We Provide Our Expectant Mothers:

• Prenatal care
• Proper nutrition
• Housing
• Transportation assistance
• A thorough explanation of the adoption process
• A hospital delivery plan
• Pregnancy resources
• Financial assistance
• Review of all legal paperwork

What Happens After the Adoption?

Adoption is never a one-time choice. It is a lifetime decision, and as such, you are building a lifelong relationship with your child and their adoptive family. Once your child is born, you can create a communication agreement with the adoptive family.

You determine how much and what type of communication you wish to have. Continuing contact offers benefits for everyone.

What If I Can’t Decide?

We understand. Placing a child for adoption is a big decision. Some women we work with choose to parent. We will never force or manipulate you to choose adoption.

Discussing your options is the only way to know what is best for you and your child. Make an appointment with one of our caseworkers. We have various locations around Florida, but we can also come to you if our locations aren’t convenient.

We don’t want you to face this time alone. Let us help you. Please contact us today.