What Should I Look for in an Adoptive Family? By Noah Abrams Experiencing an unplanned pregnancy can lead to considering adoption. With the emotions tied to this decision, it is a tough one to make. You may feel like you are “giving up” by giving your baby up for adoption, but you shouldn’t. This is especially true for birth mothers who aren’t sure what should determine their adoptive family choice. By partnering with reputable adoption agencies in Colorado, your child will be placed in a loving and stable home.  At Adoption Choices of Colorado, we prioritize the birth mother. This includ ..read more

Adoption Services Explained: Why Adoption Choices of Colorado May Be the Best Fit By Isabella Lamberson The adoption process is multifaceted, sensitive, and sometimes complex. If you are researching adoption in Colorado, you’ve likely seen several options pop up on your browser. As one of the leading adoption agencies in Colorado, we desire to create the adoption plan that suits you best. Our services are of the highest caliber, and we concentrate on giving your baby the life they deserve. While it may seem easier to choose a low-quality adoption agency, we pride ourselves on our thoroughness ..read more

Adoption FAQ for Birth Mothers By Noah Abrams At Adoption Choices of Colorado, we understand how an unplanned pregnancy can change your life and prompt many questions. Because of this, we are here to support you and answer any questions you may have. Let’s explore nine frequently asked questions birth mothers may have regarding adoption. What is the Adoption Process Like? The adoption process in Colorado is nuanced and specific to the birth mother. Despite this, there are steps in the journey that every birth mother takes at Adoption Choices of Colorado.   First, we will partner you ..read more

Common Birth Mother Fears By Noah Abrams Anyone experiencing an unplanned pregnancy deals with a whirlwind of emotions. In addition to the emotional toll, birth mothers who are considering adoption may have fears. Beginning your adoption journey can be frightening, as you may not know what to expect. That uncertainty can mentally drain anyone in the same or similar scenarios.  At Adoption Choices of Colorado, we understand that birth mothers have real fears regarding adoption. These fears can ultimately cause hesitation in proceeding with the adoption process. Knowing this, if you work wi ..read more

Giving Up Your Baby for Adoption: Is the Department of Child Safety or the State Unpleasantly Involved in Your Life? By Imani Agbionu A child’s safety is important in any case. They deserve to grow and be loved all their life. That is why the Department of Child Safety exists. Your child should have the best care they can afford. Unfortunately, you are not ready to commit to such at this time. As an adoption agency in Colorado, we never judge a mother about the addictions she faces: drugs, alcohol, food, or more. That is why it is called an addiction, and it is hard to resist staying away from ..read more

What Are the Adoptive Families Afraid of Through Adoption? By Noah Abrams Choosing to place a child for adoption after an unplanned pregnancy and adopting a child are both courageous decisions. Birth parents may feel hesitant to place a child, possibly feeling doubt that another family can raise their child. Adoptive families may feel overwhelmed with the idea of taking on a child that biologically isn’t theirs. There are certainly more fears from both parties, but it is important to understand both. Both parties’ mutual acknowledgment of the other’s feelings goes a long way.  If you are ..read more

Navigating Adoption When the Father is Unknown By Noah Abrams Beginning the adoption process after experiencing an unplanned pregnancy can be difficult for the birth mother to handle. Though true, you should know there are resources available to you that can provide the support that you need. If you proceed with an adoption, there are many emotions and feelings you juggle, which can be very stressful. Even more so if the birth father is unknown, unsupportive, or uninterested during this period, it is important to partner with reputable and knowledgeable adoption agencies to navigate the comple ..read more

What is the Role of the Birth Father in Adoption in Colorado? By Noah Abrams Some may naturally think adoption only concerns the birth mother. This is a common misconception, as the birth father is just as important in the adoption process as the birth mother. This is the case even if he is not actively involved in the birth mother’s adoption journey. If you are considering giving up a baby for adoption, the birth father must consent. To do so without his consent would require a legal process that differs from state to state. If you are experiencing an or a birth father seeking reputable adopt ..read more

The Unique Strengths and Challenges of LGBTQ+ Adoptive Families  By Abbie Sheets Adoption is a profoundly emotional journey filled with complex decisions and deep thoughtfulness. Choosing the perfect family to place your baby into can be stressful, as you want to make the best decision. It can be challenging to know exactly which placement will be best, but there are a variety of options for you to choose from. Instead of a traditional mother and father pair, many LGBTQ+ families are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to adopt a child. At Adoption Choices of Colorado, we understand the weig ..read more

Planning an Open Adoption With the Birth Father By Isabelle Bryan As a birth parent, you will need to make several choices during your child’s Colorado adoption. And one of the first—and most impactful—decisions may be determining the adoption’s level of openness. That is, whether you prefer an open, semi-open, or closed adoption.  Over the years, open adoption, in particular, has become one of the more common adoption options chosen by birth parents. It offers several potential benefits, including the chance to build a relationship with your child and their adoptive family. However, like ..read more