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As a birth mother and adoption attorney, I have a wealth of experience and information about adoption. Please send me your questions and I’ll do my best to answer them. I’m a free resource to birth mothers who have already placed a child for adoption, so don’t hesitate to reach out.

Free Advice for Birth Mothers Who Have Placed a Child for Adoption

Birth Mother Support Groups

The purpose of The Adoption Resource Center is to provide community and support for birth mothers who have placed a child for adoption. We are

How Adoption Changed Me

I have no doubt that placing my son for adoption changed me. The purpose of this article is to share with you my personal experience

Feelings to expect as a birth mother

What follows is a partial list of feelings to expect as a birth mother after adoption. The reason it’s a partial list is that you

Starting a relationship with my adopted son

I’m talking here with A. who asks: is it wise to consider starting a relationship with my adopted son?” Hello I’m a birth mom and

The adoptive family closed the adoption. Can I get my kids back?

I’m a birth mother and desperately want to get my kids back. I’m in a bad situation involving my two daughters. I was backed into

Meeting in Person and One Birth Mother’s Experience.

Today, I talk with Anne, a 60-year old birth mom, who is navigating meeting in person her birth daughter, I’ll call her Shelly, whom she

What gift should I bring to my reunion with my birth son?

Here are some gift ideas for the child that was adopted. Dear Megan, I am meeting my son I gave up for adoption 22 years

Can I be brutally honest with the child I put up for adoption?

You can be honest with the child you put up for adoption. Dear Megan, I put my child up for adoption in 2005 when I

Does my medical history matter after I place a child for adoption?

A birth mother’s medical history is important, before and after the adoption. If you’re considering putting up a child for adoption, you have likely looked

Why do birth parents lose touch with their adopted children?

There are many reasons why birth parents lose touch with their adopted child. Some of these might surprise you. Birth Parents don’t want to interfere

The Adoption Resource Center

PO Box 1270 Mendocino, CA 95460

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit, EIN 92-1927283. Our services are free to pregnant women considering adoption, birth parents who have placed a child for adoption, adoptees looking for biological families, and birth parents who want to engage a mediator.

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