How to Place My Baby for Adoption in Florida
Whether you’re just finding out you’re pregnant or already have your baby, Heart to Heart Adoptions’ Florida office can help you make an adoption plan that feels right for you.
How to Put My Baby Up for Adoption
Starting the adoption process is simple:
- Call or text our Florida office at 689-208-2050
- Talk with our caring adoption worker about what you want and what you need. She will want to know:
- Are you safe where you live?
- We can help with rent and other living expenses related to your pregnancy
- We can help you relocate
- How far along are you?
- We will need proof of pregnancy
- Do you have family support?
- Do you need emotional support from us?
- What is the involvement of the birth father?
- Have you got good medical care?
- Can we help you find compassionate, competent doctors?
- Do you have other children?
- Will you need assistance with them while you are at medical appointments?
- Do you have sufficient food?
- We can provide you with a card for groceries.
Here's what Shania from Gainesville remembers:
“I was nervous to make that first call but my adoption worker made everything so easy to understand.”
Giving My Baby Up for Adoption: What to Expect
When you work with Heart to Heart Adoptions in Florida, you can expect:
- Support with medical
- Help with paperwork at the hospital
- Someone to talk to 24/7
- Financial help with pregnancy expenses
- The power to make your own choices
Steps to Place a Baby for Adoption in Florida
- Make a Plan: Decide what kind of adoption and family you want
- Get Support: We’ll help with medical care, housing, and other needs
- Choose a Family: Look through family profiles and pick the perfect match
- Hospital Time: Plan how you want things to go at the hospital
- Placement: Sign papers after baby is born (not before!)
- After Placement: Get ongoing support and contact with baby if you choose
Can I Put My Baby Up for Adoption After Birth?
Yes! Whether your baby is a day old or a few months old, we can help.
Tiana from Orlando shares:
“I tried parenting my baby for two months but when I realized I couldn’t give him what he needed, Heart to Heart helped me make an adoption plan. They didn’t judge me – they just helped.”
Last-Minute Adoption Help in Florida
Need help right now? We have adoption workers available 24/7 across Florida. We can:
- Meet you at the hospital
- Help with emergency housing
- Find a loving family quickly
- Handle all legal paperwork
- Provide immediate support
Ready to learn more? Call or text us anytime at 689-208-2050. We’re here to listen, not to pressure.
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