Why You Should Never Say “Give Up Baby” for Adoption in Kansas

Are you a teenager, young adult, or adult contemplating the decision of putting your baby up for adoption? Are you in the process of putting your baby up for adoption but having second thoughts? Is the main reason you are contemplating or second-guessing your choice of adoption is because you feel like giving up your baby for adoption is the same as giving up. 

Well, Adoption Choices of Kansas would like you to know that you are not “giving up your baby” for adoption. The right phrase is that you are putting your baby up for adoption and solely doing so to provide your child with a better opportunity in life. 

To have a clear understanding of what we are and do. Adoption Choices of Kansas is a private adoption agency that helps women struggling with their unplanned pregnancy. Our goal is to help women who need support and resources are little to none. Though we still support others who have such, especially if they seek to put their unborn or born child up for adoption. With a professional and experienced team, we can make the Kansas adoption process smooth, positive, and less stressful. 

If you live in Wichita, Kansas, we have a sector there for the Wichita adoption process. 

If you need adoption help now, please call us at 877-903-4488, text us at 316-209-2071, or visit us at Adoption Choices of Kansas.

I have a connection with my unborn baby. Does that make me a horrible mother if I still want to put them up for adoption? 

Of course not. It is normal for a mother to start to feel a bond with her baby, just like it is just as normal for a mother to not feel a connection with her baby. Even if you are putting your baby up for adoption, emotions are going to be involved because you are still carrying that child. 

During the adoption process, you may develop a larger bond with that child because your baby develops physically as the month passes. You feel their kicks, your emotions are affected due to the pregnancy, they are growing, and more. That relationship is going to develop, but it is not a shame on you if you are putting your baby up for adoption. 

Look at your scenario in life. You may be facing obstacles such as being a teenager, in school, financially unstable, or more. Then an unplanned pregnancy is thrown into the mix of those such scenarios. There is a multitude of factors of why you are putting your baby up for adoption. Take those reasons and understand them because, in reality, you just want to do what is best for your baby. You are not a horrible mother. Hold onto that. 

Everyone around me, including my parents, say I am giving up on my baby. Is that true? 

Don’t worry about what others think, including those close to you, like your parents. It’s not their baby or their body, and it is yours. With us being an adoption can understand their perspectives because there is a stigma around adoption. Our goal is to solely support birth mothers such as yourself, but if you want us to, we can 

If you are feeling unsupported, contact us as soon as possible, and here is a simple understanding of our adoption process: 

• Step 1: If you live in Kansas, contact us by phone or text. Or visit Adoption Choices of Kansas and use our portal for questions and more. 
• Step 2: After contact is made, we will schedule a meeting with an assigned counselor. Our counselor will come to you at the best time you provide us with. 
• Step 3: While meeting the counselor, you will be provided the necessary paperwork that needs to be signed. Also, we shall need documentation that you are pregnant in order to proceed with the process. 
• Step 4: From there, you will choose your adoption plan, and medical appointments will need to be met. If needed, we cover the financial aspects of it. 
• Step 5: Your counselor will provide you with parent profiles for a potential adoptive family. This process is thorough and important, and you will not be forced to pick a certain family. Also, if you don’t like any of the presented families, we will provide you with more. 
• Step 6: After the parents are picked, the adoption will run smoothly, and we can help you with housing if in need of it. 

Also, we can provide a counselor that can help you if you would like someone to talk to your parents about the adoption process. We would like to eliminate any doubts and judgments a person has about adoption because it simply is not true. 

Is it normal for me to have a postpartum though my baby is with their adoptive parents? 

Yes. Regardless of the child is in your care or not, there is a chance you can develop postpartum depression right after or months later. Our agency has seen multiple birth mothers deal with depression after giving birth, and their child is not in their care. It is completely normal.

Not to mention you may be dealing with depression from the adoption process itself. Feeling down and maybe doubting your choice of putting your baby up for adoption. Due to that, we provide professional counselors in the form of therapy to help you. 

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If you are facing an unplanned pregnancy and would like to put your baby up for adoption, please come to us. If you have any questions first, please contact us. We operate seven days a week and 24 hours a day. We will provide full support and make sure you are set during the adoption process. We offer the best service and hope you will choose us to help you during your adoption process!

Adoption Choices of Kansas serves birth parents statewide and beyond, please call us or text us to learn more! Call Us 877-903-4488 or Text Us 316-209-2071

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