Are you considering adoption and wondering whether your child will forget you after placing them with the adoptive family? This worry is understandable, but the best way to answer this and any other adoption-related question is to learn all you can about the process and what options are available.

At Christian Family Services, we’re here to answer all your adoption-related questions and provide free services and resources to help give you clarity and feel supported. Contact us today to schedule a free, confidential appointment. 

Adoption Is Full of Options

When considering adoption, it’s critical to meet with an adoption counselor to ensure that you fully understand the process and to have all your questions answered.

If you decide that adoption is right for you, you will work with an adoption agency or attorney to create an adoption plan that takes into account your desires and goals for the adoption process.

Adoption is full of options, and you get to decide the future you want for your child by choosing the adoptive family and creating a communication agreement if desired.

What Is a Communication Agreement?

A communication agreement is an arrangement between you and the adoptive family, and it happens at the time of placement—it outlines how often you’d like to communicate with the adoptive family and child and in what ways (in-person, phone calls, emails, etc.). 

If you’re worried about whether your child will forget you after placing them for adoption, creating a communication agreement with periodic contact might make you feel more comfortable and put your worries to rest. 

You’re Not Alone

Choosing adoption is a brave, selfless choice. But you’re not alone as you navigate this decision. At Christian Family Services, we’re here for you. 

We offer free services, such as medical care, financial and housing support, and much more, because we care about your emotional and physical health and well-being. 

Contact us today to connect with one of our caring team members and learn more.