Right now, your mind is filled with questions and concerns. That's normal. We are here to support you in whatever you decide.
An unplanned pregnancy is just that — unplanned. Having questions about what to do next is perfectly normal. If you’re pregnant and need help, Adoption Associates will answer your questions and provide resources right from the start!
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Private Adoption in Michigan has been our specialty since 1990. We are committed to every birth parent and child: a commitment to care and to support you as you make your decision.
If you decide to place your baby for adoption, we will walk with you through each step of the adoption process. No detail will be overlooked.
Our services to birth parents are confidential and free of charge.
Text us or call us to connect with one of our adoption counselors. It’s your decision and we’re here to help.
Yes, you will decide when you want to see your baby and for how long.
You will decide if you want the adoptive family to be at the hospital. It’s up to you when they will be there and what role they will take.
Yes, when the baby is ready to be discharged, the adoptive family will bring the baby home with them.
No. You won’t be responsible for ANY hospital costs. You won’t be responsible for any other costs associated with the adoption. All services you receive from Adoption Associates are free.
Adoption Associates will provide all of the legal services associated with the adoption. Your caseworker will walk you through each step of the legal process.
Good question! Here are some things to consider when the hospital worker comes to your room to complete your baby’s birth certificate.
Should I list the father’s name?
This is your choice to make. Consider the below information when deciding.
If a father is NOT named on the birth certificate:
If a father IS named on the birth certificate:
* If you are married, the husband is presumed to be the legal father and his name will be placed on the birth certificate.
Yes. We are working with many couples who are pre-approved to adopt. You may also choose someone who has been recommended to you.
That’s ok. If you decide that you would like to begin getting prenatal care, we can help with that too. No pressure.
We understand this happens sometimes. No judgement here – just support.
It’s ok if you don’t know who the father is or where he lives. We will walk you through the details of that too.
Great question! An adoption plan is a detailed description of what you envision for both you and your child’s future. It includes your preferences for things like:
Your caseworker will help you develop your adoption plan, and she will be there to support you throughout the entire pregnancy, and after delivery.
You can choose an adoption that allows for updates with information and photos for up to 18 years. You can also request visits once or twice a year. It’s up to you to decide the level of openness in your adoption. Adoptive Families respect and understand your need to know that your child is well cared for.
Talk to our caseworkers to decide if adoption is the best option for you and your baby.
