You may be curious about the adoption process if you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy. Here at A Baby Step Adoption, we believe that adoption is a selfless choice for you and your baby’s futures. It’s not just “giving your baby up” for adoption.
While the adoption process may seem confusing, we have plenty of resources to answer your questions. We’ll guide you through the adoption process in Maryland.
If you’re considering adoption in Maryland, you can start by reaching out to an adoption agency to learn more. You don’t have to choose an agency in Maryland, but it can help you make a decision if you meet them in person. After you choose an agency, they’ll help you create an adoption plan. With an adoption plan you can create your birth plan, choose the adopting family, and pick an open or closed adoption. You can always change your mind during the adoption process.
Facing an Unplanned Pregnancy and Ready to Start Developing Your Adoption Plan?
If you’re interested in learning more, you can read our blog on How To Put A Baby Up For Adoption In Maryland or you can call us or text us anytime.
Looking to adopt? Learn more about our services for adoptive families.
How To “Put A Baby Up For Adoption” In Maryland
If you’re facing an unexpected pregnancy and considering adoption, we can help. The adoption process in Maryland may seem confusing, but we have plenty of resources to guide you.
Birth Mother Rights in MD
If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy in Maryland, giving your baby up for adoption may be the right choice for you. When you put a baby up for adoption in Maryland, you have certain birth mother adoption rights to protect you and your baby in the process.
Birth Father Rights in MD
If you’re considering putting your baby up for adoption in Maryland, it’s important to know about birth father rights as you make your decision. Maryland has certain laws around informing the birth father about the adoption, and we’ll walk you through everything you need to know.
Financial Assistance For Birth Mothers in Maryland
When you think about giving your baby up for adoption, it’s normal to have many worrying questions about financial adoption support. Learn about the monetary assistance you’re eligible for as a birth mother considering adoption in Maryland.
Adoption Laws in Maryland
Here’s everything you need to know about Maryland adoption laws as a birth mother. We cover your rights, financial support, types of adoption, and more.
How To Place Your Baby For Adoption Post-Birth in Maryland | Step By Step
Even after birth, it’s not too late to put your baby up for adoption. Learn about how to place your baby for adoption post-birth in Maryland.
The Adoption Process in Maryland | Step By Step
The adoption process in Maryland Is simple – here’s what you need to know.
Steps in the Maryland Adoption Process for Birth Mothers
Know your options
Think about your options and whether adoption is right for you. Our caring caseworkers can talk you through your options and help you make the right choice for you.Choose an adoption agency
Look into some adoption agencies and choose one that you’re comfortable with. Feeling comfortable and supported by your adoption agency is the most important criteria.Create your adoption plan
Work with a caseworker to make decisions about your adoption and your pregnancy. An adoption plan can cover your birth plan and what kind of adoption you want.Choose a family
Selecting a family to adopt your baby can be exciting for some birth mothers, but it is by no means a requirement. You can view our waiting families profiles if you’re interested in learning more.Create a birth plan
Plan out how you want your hospital trip to be so you feel comfortable throughout the entire birth. A caseworker can work with you to make your decisions and make sure everything goes to plan.Post adoption support
A Baby Step Adoption is here to support you not only throughout the adoption process, but also after your baby arrives to help get ready for your next steps.Facing unplanned pregnancy?
You have options.
At A Baby Step Adoption, our caring caseworkers are here to help you understand your options. We are here to help you make the right choice for you and your baby. Let us help and support you.