Creating a Family: Talk about Adoption, Foster & Kinship Care Is It Harder for Singles to Adopt? - Weekend Wisdom
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Question: Hello, I am a single parent by choice and a hopeful adoptive parent. I've been working with an agency and waiting to be matched for a domestic infant adoption since this summer, and I haven't had much luck. I'm starting to wonder if expectant parents think single parents are not a good choice for their baby. In my profile book, I emphasize my financial stability and support of a network of family and friends, but is that enough? In your experience, do single parents have a harder time being matched? What are the things I should consider as a single parent when trying to match with an expectant parent?
Resources:
- Adopting as a Single Parent
- Understanding the Birth Parent's Experience
- Self-Care for Parents & Caregivers
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