Frequently Asked Questions

Colorado Law requires counseling for birth parents and home studies and training for adoptive parents. All this must be done through a licensed child placement agency.
Infertility and unplanned pregnancies are delicate issues and need to be handled with care, compassion and professional expertise. All of the persons involved in adoption need to be cared for with the greatest of respect.
Historically, adoption agencies have a great deal of information about the adoption process and they maintain life long records about the adopted child, the birth parents and the adoptive parents

Will I ever see my baby again?
Yes, Open Adoptions are based on the careful establishment of trusting relationships
Can I choose the adoptive parents?
Yes. We encourage you to be involved in the process of choosing the best parents for your baby. Our agency provides families who are licensed, trained and have completed home studies according to Colorado Law.
What does open adoption mean?
Open Adoption means, having an open heart to the best possible outcome for your child, which reflects the loving intentions of both birth parents and adoptive parents. It requires building relationships of trust…one step at a time.
Will I have lots of support through the process?
Each parent has unique needs and those needs are attended to individually. Often mothers get to meet and befriend one another, providing necessary support.
How will I live with my self if I make an adoption plan?
During the counseling process, you are encouraged to explore your motivation to place your baby for adoption and the deep reasons for your adoption plan. After the adoption, you review and renew your compassionate understanding of yourself and your decision.