ADOPTION INFORMATION

What you need to know


There is no commitment by exploring an adoption choice.


  • Birth mother and father make the decisions and are in control of an adoption plan.
  • Birth parents can choose the adoptive family.
  • Birth parents can choose the amount of future contact you have with your child.
  • The adoption agencies we refer to are non-profit and do not benefit from an
  • adoption choice.
  • As the Birth mother, you are the client.

Pregnant and uncertain about your options? Learn why some women in Oklahoma consider adoption. Hope Pregnancy Center provides guidance on all pregnancy options and offers a free consultation to help you understand what to expect.


We’re here to support you as you explore your choices, including the possibilities that adoption offers. Our services include providing information about the adoption process for birth mothers and connecting you with agencies that align with your unique needs.


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TYPES OF ADOPTION PLANS

  • OPEN ADOPTION

    In an open adoption, you exchange all identifying information with the adoptive family. Full names, addresses, email, and phone numbers are shared. You have the opportunity to set up meetings, be a part of your child’s life, and even participate in important life events.

  • CLOSED ADOPTION

    If you would rather remain completely anonymous, you would choose a closed adoption. You can choose the adoption family. No identifying information is shared, and the original birth certificate is sealed to protect your identity.

  • SEMI-OPEN ADOPTION

    This is a plan somewhere in between the first two. First names are exchanged, but contact is done through your adoption coordinator. Photos, letters, and emails are sent to the coordinator first who forwards them on to the family. They in turn can communicate with you the same way.

HOW WE CAN HELP

We understand that making a decision about adoption is a significant step. You have the right to fully comprehend how adoption might impact your life. Our aim is to provide you with the information and facts necessary for you to decide if adoption is the right fit for your situation.


Contact us to schedule an appointment with one of our Client Care Specialist. Remember, you are not alone; we are here to support you. We are not affiliated with any adoption agency, and we do not profit from the choices you make.


Get the answers you need about the adoption process for birth parents in Oklahoma.

ADOPTION FAQS

  • How do I cope with the emotions involved in making an adoption plan?

    It’s normal to experience a range of emotions, including grief and loss. Seeking counseling or joining a support group can help you process these feelings and find a supportive community.

  • What legal rights do I have as a birth parent?

    As a birth parent, you have the right to make decisions about your child’s future, including choosing adoption. It’s essential to work with a qualified agency to understand your rights and responsibilities.

  • Can birth parents remain involved after adoption?

    It depends on the type of adoption. In open adoptions, birth parents may have ongoing contact with the child, while in closed adoptions, there may be no contact or information shared.

  • How do I know if adoption is the right choice for me?

    Deciding on adoption can be challenging. Consider your personal circumstances, resources, and ability to provide a stable environment. Speaking with a counselor or adoption professional can help clarify your feelings and options.

  • What is the process for making an adoption plan?

    The process typically includes:


    Choosing an adoption agency.

    Completing a home study if needed.

    Meeting potential adoptive families.

    Making a formal decision, often involving legal paperwork.

  • Will I be able to see my child again?

    If you choose an open or semi-open adoption, you may have the opportunity for future contact. The level of contact depends on your agreement with the adoptive family.

  • Can I receive financial assistance during the pregnancy?

    Some adoption agencies may offer limited financial assistance for medical and living expenses related to the pregnancy. It’s important to discuss this with your adoption professional.

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