If you’re wondering if a relative can adopt your baby, the answer is yes. We can help you decide if this is the best choice, or if you should choose a non-related adoptive family.

You never have to go through adoption alone. This article breaks down the 10 most important people you should involve in your adoption plan.

Dealing with unsupportive family members when choosing adoption is difficult. We can help you figure out how to best help them understand your adoption plan.

If you’re being pressured to put your baby up for adoption, remember that this is always your decision to make. You know what’s best for you and your baby.

When choosing something as life-changing as adoption, a support system is important. American Adoptions is happy to help you create yours, and be a part of it.

If you’re unsure of how to talk about placing a child for adoption, American Adoptions can help. This article breaks it down into 5 steps.

Telling your family about choosing adoption can be scary. We can help you prepare for how family members may react, and what you can do.

If you’re wondering if a friend or someone you know can adopt your baby, the answer is yes. American Adoptions can help you navigate an independent adoption.