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Written by Renee Hettich
on April 04, 2014

 

birthmotherEvery birth mother is a special individual who chooses to give life to her child and then give life to a new family through adoption.   She gives her most precious life (her baby) to a loving couple who will forever rejoice in the miracle of the child and who will be forever grateful to her for entrusting them with her child.  Every birth mother and every child is a precious gift. 

 

So, who is a birth mother?  She is any woman who is faced with an unplanned pregnancy and who may not be ready or able to parent the child.  She may be a teenager, young adult or mature woman.  She may be single or involved in a committed relationship.  She may be economically secure or financially unstable.  She may be from any ethnic heritage.  She may be a victim of assault or abuse.  She may be well educated or a student of life.  She may be supported by loving family or experience difficult or abusive relationships.  She may be healthy or experience physical health, mental health and/or addiction concerns.  Every birth mother is unique, but they all have common traits.  Every birth mother makes a loving and selfless choice to give life to her child.  Every birth mother loves her baby.  Each birth mother has the ability to look beyond themselves and consider the best interests of their child above their own needs.  Every birth mother has the forethought to plan for their child in the making of an adoption plan with adoptive parents.  Birth mothers are willing to experience the emotional loss of their child in exchange for the peaceful feeling of knowing their birth child is treasured in their adoptive home.  Many birth mothers also stand up against family members, friends, and society pressures that question or negatively judge their decision to make an adoption plan for their child.  Every birth mother is loving, courageous, sacrificial, thoughtful, proactive, selfless,  …

 

Each birth mother faces choices.  The first choice a birth mother makes is to give life to her child.  She then must decide what is in the best interests of her child and herself – should she parent the child or make an adoption plan for the child.  There will be many factors that influence her decision about parenting.  For example, does she have the financial resources needed to raise a child, does she have the support of the birth father or other family members in parenting, can she provide a safe environment for the child (e.g. free from abuse and drugs), is she physically and mentally healthy, and is she mature enough to parent a child.  

 

Every birth mother is an exceptional woman who makes life-changing decisions.  It is with tremendous respect and admiration that we say “thank you” to every birth mother who makes the decision to give their child life and their child a family through adoption.

 

Family Connections, Inc., an authorized New York adoption agency, supports the wishes and needs of birth mothers throughout New York State, including those living in Syracuse, Binghamton, Rochester, Albany, Buffalo, New York City, and all towns in between.  We would be honored to support your adoption plans.  All communication is confidential and at no cost to you.  To learn more about your options, please contact Anita or Renee at 607-756-6574 or info@adoptfamilyconnectoins.org.  

 

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