Don’t let disability concerns stop your adoption dream. We explain the legal protections, home study process, and how to qualify to adopt a baby.
1
Dec
2025
Can You Adopt Again after a Disruption?
You can adopt again after a disruption. Discover the financial safeguards (Risk-Sharing Program) that protect your savings during your next adoption journey.
21
Nov
2025
Will Hospitals Give Adoptive Parents a Room? Your Hospital Stay
Secure the vital bonding time you need. We explain adoptive parents’ hospital rooming-in options, policy coordination, and how we advocate for your first, irreplaceable moments with your child.
19
Nov
2025
I Don’t Want the Adoptive Parents in the Delivery Room – Do I Have That Choice?
You decide who is in the delivery room during adoption. Learn how American Adoptions helps you create a binding hospital plan to protect your emotional and physical comfort.
14
Nov
2025
Can I Choose Who Adopts My Baby? Your Voice Matters in Every Step
You have the absolute right to choose your ideal adoptive family. Learn how American Adoptions empowers you with control over every adoption decision.
12
Nov
2025
Can You Adopt if You Have PTSD? Healing on the Path to Parenthood
PTSD doesn’t stop adoption. Get clear, factual guidance on the requirements, mental health preparation, and resources for a successful adoption journey.
10
Nov
2025
Can’t Get an Abortion But Don’t Want to be a Mother? Here’s What You Can Do
If you can’t get an abortion but don’t want to be a parent, adoption offers support, choice, and a loving future for your baby.
7
Nov
2025
Grants for Adoptive Families: How to Find Financial Help for Your Adoption
Turn the cost of adoption into possibility. Discover smart ways to fund your journey with grants and financial planning that work.
5
Nov
2025
I Wanted to Get Pregnant – Now I Regret It
Planned your pregnancy but now regret it? Your feelings are valid. Learn why this happens and what options you have moving forward.
3
Nov
2025
Can You Adopt if You Have Had Cancer?
Cancer survivors can adopt, but agencies review your health carefully. Remission time, prognosis, and life expectancy matter most.