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The timeline for adoption varies by type, agency, and preferences. Domestic infant adoption can take up to a few years. Staying flexible and keeping your profile updated can help.

Yes, you can. A lot of families adopt siblings of varying ages. Some even thrive on that range. If your home is ready for it, you can welcome a toddler and a teenager to your family. So long as you can provide and cater to their various needs.

We don’t disappear after placement. You can still reach out to us for questions, celebrate milestones with us, or grab coffee with other adoptive parents we connect you to. Even after adoption, we are always eager to hear from you.

The adoption timeline in Ohio varies significantly. Families open to adopting a sibling group or school-aged child often have a shorter waiting period than those hoping to adopt a newborn. The home study, matching, and legal procedures all influence the total duration.

After giving birth, you have a 72-hour waiting period before you can give consent for adoption. If you change your mind during this period, you can inform your adoption agency or attorney. Once you’ve signed legal adoption papers after the waiting period, changing your decision will require a petition to the court.

For a child in a foster home, their brother or sister is their closest connection to family and stability. So, is it possible to adopt siblings together through foster care? […]

You may have heard that foster care adoption is expensive or that you need a high income to qualify, but is that really true? Many hopeful parents worry that their […]

If you’ve been considering adopting a child from foster care, you’ve likely wondered if you have to be a foster parent before you can adopt. This is a common point […]

“Is it possible to place my baby in a temporary adoption?” This question is common for birth parents seeking a safe, short-term solution. In Ohio, “temporary adoption” is not a […]