This is a week of exciting announcements here on our open adoption blog. On Tuesday, I told you about the launch of a new interview series aimed at showcasing hopeful adoptive parents from our “Find A Family” section. Today, I’m thrilled to announce yet another networking tool we’re offering that may be of interest to you: our adoption profile website service.
If you’re hoping to adopt and are looking for a great way to stand out and introduce yourself to prospective birthparents, I think you’ll find there’s a lot to like about our newest open adoption outreach service. Continue reading
There’s only one thing better than sending out your parent profile to expectant parents considering adoption: It’s hearing back from them.
Any day now we’ll be introducing a new adoption profile website service. If your networking efforts have hit a wall and you’re looking for a new way to reach out to prospective birthparents, I hope you’ll check it out. [Editor’s note: Our 
Is your parent profile not getting the response you expected? Wondering why prospective birthparents aren’t reaching out to you? Unsure about what changes you need to make to your profile that will make it stand out and help you connect with the birth family that’s looking for you?
How long should a parent profile letter be? Or should I say, how short?
Ah, summertime and the livin’ is easy. So easy that it’s tempting to sit back, relax, and put your adoption networking efforts on hold. Why not? Everyone else seems to be enjoying themselves. Why not you? 
A few weeks ago, I received a call from a potential birth mother. This was the first time I actually talked with one. My previous contacts were all via email. From my perspective, it was a good conversation. She explained her situation to me and asked me more details about myself and my husband.