Who Do I Talk to About Adoption? Adoption is a subject discussed greatly by millions all over the world. There are countless websites, books, and personalities devoted to educating and informing the public on the various adoption subtopics. But many new to adoption don’t know where to begin and who to talk to about adoption. With so many people and information, it can be difficult. To help, here are three places where parents and birthmothers can look. Internet
The Internet has given us the ability to learn about any subject and communicate with just about anyone anywhere in the world. However, all this information can be quite overwhelming for people, especially those who have little knowledge about adoption. That is why it is important for those interested in adoption to reach out and connect with people they trust, and find reputable websites. Adoption.com is a fantastic resource for prospective parents, birthmothers, and those who have already adopted before. The site offers articles and blogs on a variety of subjects aimed at helping empower people with adoption knowledge so that they may make the right decisions. Support Groups Depending on your area, you can find adoption support groups that meet on a regular basis for a variety of events and activities. These groups can include meetings to discuss adoption, play dates for their children to get together, and even fundraisers to help support local adoption efforts. With National Adoption Month well underway, you can find groups all over the country getting together to make a difference.