Adoption and Biological Father’s
Do you know what the Adoption Triad is? It’s the people who make adoption possible! Of course there’s the child, and the adoptive parents, and the biological mom. Right? Not quite. It actually consists of the child, adoptive parents, and the birth parents. When it comes to adoption, most people don’t think much about the bio
Updates on Adoptees
Considering an Open or Semi-Open Adoption in Florida? As a potential Birth Parent, do you wonder what sort of information you’ll get from regular updates? As a prospective Adoptive Parent, are you asking yourself what you should write about in your letter to your child’s birth parent? It’s the little things. It’s the milestones. It’s
Birth Mom Chooses Adoptive Family
Choosing an Adoptive Family is typically one of the most anticipated parts of the adoption process for an expectant mom. Often times, we have to encourage her to slow down, take a breath, and trust that we will get there. Trust she will be able to choose and meet the family. There’s plenty of time
Birth Mom Maggie – Abortion vs Adoption
So many people will talk about abortion far more easily than they will talk about adoption. To every woman who finds herself pregnant, there are always options and choices. Adoption is a choice and it’s not an easy choice to make. It is a giving of Life, this child is alive, this is an innocent
Adoption Is Worth It
Overall my experience with CFS has been wonderful. My case worker was there with me through thick and thin and with a short amount of time, too. When contacting them I was only a month away from giving birth and without hesitation they helped. – Lindsie, Birth Mom Almost a year and a half ago
Adoption, One Year Later
It’s been almost a year since Zachary joined our family and we cannot imagine our lives without him. It’s been a year of challenge, growth, love and joy. We are thankful every day that our prayers were answered and that Zachary is the little boy that we get the privilege to raise! He fits so
Elliana’s First Mom
We are so grateful we had the privilege to be matched and meet with our daughter’s first mom prior to her birth. Going into the adoption process, we had a lot of conversations about the level of “openness” we were comfortable with. Ultimately, we decided we were most comfortable with a semi-open adoption which
