Social workers represent hope and change for adoptive parents, prospective birth parents, children and all kinds of families in your community. Waiting adoptive mom Jill discusses meaningful ways to thank social workers during National Social Work Month!
17
Dec
2018
Giving Back to Adoption During the Holidays
It’s the most wonderful, and most generous, time of the year. Americans make more charitable donations during the holiday season than any other time of the year. Here’s how you can support adoption during the holidays.
20
Aug
2018
Can a Legal Guardian Put a Child Up for Adoption?
Legal guardianship can be a great path for a parent when they cannot provide the opportunities and support they want their son or daughter to have. By placing their child with a guardian, they not only give their child a loving and welcoming home …
6
Aug
2018
3 Ways Teachers Can Support Adoptive Families
As the school year approaches yet again, teachers are preparing to welcome an ever-increasing diversity of students and families into their classrooms. The makeup of the American …
27
Jul
2018
Which Family-Building Option is Right for You?
Deciding which family-building option to pursue as hopeful parents? American Adoptions breaks down all the paths available to you to help you choose the one that’s best for your family.
11
Jun
2018
3 Things I Wish You Knew About Birth Parents
Being a birth parent isn’t easy. Respect their space. Refrain from making assumptions, and remember a compliment and an open heart can go a long way!
26
Mar
2018
Can Anyone Adopt a Child?
If you’re thinking about starting the adoption process, the question may have crossed your mind at one point or another: Can anyone adopt a child?
23
Mar
2018
5 Questions to Ask Yourself If You’re considering Identified Adoption
Choosing to work with a prospective birth mother or adoptive parents that you know can be an exciting decision, but also one that comes with several serious considerations.
9
Mar
2018
The Ultimate Adoption Preparation Checklist for Adoptive Parents
It takes a lot of planning before you can start the adoption process and bring your child home. This adoption preparation checklist is a good place to start.