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Why is a proof of pregnancy necessary if I am considering to place my baby for adoption?

Why a proof of pregnancy is important and how to get one. What is a proof of pregnancy necessary if I am considering to place my baby for adoption? A proof of pregnancy is a document verified by medical staff stating that you have received a positive pregnancy test and highlights your estimated due date…

If I place my baby for adoption in Florida, do I get to see him/her before I leave the hospital?

Yes! When you make an adoption plan in Florida, you can see your baby and have as much time as you want before going home. During your hospital stay, you get to decide if you want your baby to stay in your room or to stay in the nursery, or a combination of both. Sometimes,…

What happens if my family does not agree with my private adoption plan in Florida or Alabama?

Choosing to make an adoption plan and place your baby for adoption is a decision that we know birth parents make after a lot of research and consideration of all their options. Even still, there are times when our birth mother’s share with us that their family is unsupportive. Usually, this is due to them…

Can I have visits with my baby and the adoptive family? What happens during an annual visit with my adoptive family?

Whether we are working with you to create a private adoption plan in Florida or Alabama, ACF Adoptions will always review all types of post placement communication birth parents can have with the adoptive family they choose during the process. We will review the type of contact you would like to have prior to birth,…

With a private adoption in Florida or Alabama, where do Adoptive Families Come From?

All over!! ACF Adoptions has a waiting list of adoptive families who live within the United States and some who reside in other countries such as Canada. As you begin to learn about what a private adoption in Florida or Alabama looks likes, rest assure knowing that all ACF Adoptions’ adoptive families go through a…

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Why is a proof of pregnancy necessary if I am considering to place my baby for adoption?

If I place my baby for adoption in Florida, do I get to see him/her before I leave the hospital?

What happens if my family does not agree with my private adoption plan in Florida or Alabama?

Can I have visits with my baby and the adoptive family? What happens during an annual visit with my adoptive family?

With a private adoption in Florida or Alabama, where do Adoptive Families Come From?

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