Thinking about adoption, but not sure if it is right for you?
Here’s an overview of options.
The Christian Child Placement Service (CCPS) Free Confidential Services are provided by caring Adoption Caseworkers that will travel to meet you in a neutral location, or you can visit our office, or we will meet wherever you are comfortable.
CCPS will provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision about your unexpected pregnancy.
CCPS will assist you with emotional needs, physical needs, adoption services, spiritual needs, and much more.
Making an adoption plan by using a licensed, full service, adoption agency like the Christian Child Placement Service gives birthparents protection and ongoing support after an adoptive placement.
At CCPS the birth parents select the adoptive parents they want to raise their baby.
A CCPS caseworker is available to take birth mothers to doctor's visits so they don't have to go alone.
CCPS adoption agency has staff available 24 hours a day to listen to you and to answer questions; we are available whenever you need us.
CCPS can provide assistance for an expectant mother during her unplanned pregnancy while she is considering adoption. We can help with physical needs, housing needs, maternity care, or other needed assistance.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 (BABY) ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Choosing Adoption Is Being A Good Mother
Some reasons women choose adoption:
We are here to support you duing an unplanned pregnancy.
Contact us any time day or night.
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
adopt@nmcch.org
- Not ready to be a mom
- Safety and Stability
- Opportunity for solid future
- Cannot afford another child
- College or other future plans
- Lifestyle
- Rape or incest
- No support from baby's father
- Desire for a solid, two-parent family
- Prior involvement with socil services
- Situations that prevent parenting, such as mental illness or jail sentence
We are here to support you duing an unplanned pregnancy.
Contact us any time day or night.
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
adopt@nmcch.org
Monday, December 6, 2010
Resources for Pregnant teens in NM
Our Free Confidential Services are provided by caring caseworkers.
CCPS will provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision about your pregnancy.
Please view our website: http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
to learn more about our services.
1-800-553-2229
CCPS will provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision about your pregnancy.
Please view our website: http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
to learn more about our services.
1-800-553-2229
Friday, December 3, 2010
"I'm pregnant and am considering abortion"
If your considering abortion you may be asking yourself the question, "When does life begin?" Do I have a blob of tissue in my belly, or is it something more? It may be confusing when Pro-life and Pro-choice advocates will tell you such different things. With the help of advanced technology (as you can see in this video), we are learning more about the growth of the baby inside the womb...and are able to see incredible pictures of their growth from a very early point in the pregnancy. If you’re considering getting an abortion, but want to know more about it first, please contact us. Our caring staff desires to provide you with honest answers about abortion and treat you with respect and the utmost dignity.
800-553-2229
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Birthmoms...Even if you are not planning to have a baby yet...
No one expects an unplanned pregnancy. But they happen...every day. In fact, about half of all pregnancies are not planned. That's why you should get enough folic acid every day if there's any chance you could get pregnant. Because by the time you know you're pregnant, your baby's brain and spine are already formed.
Eat Right...
Most of us get some folic acid in out diet every day. Folic acid has been added to some foods such as bread, pasta, rice & cereal. Look at the labels to make sure. A well-balanced diet with fruits and vegetables is always important.
...and take a vitamin
It is easy to be sure you are getting enough folic acid by taking a vitamin with folic acid in it. Try taking the vitamin with a meal, or at night just before bed. Another trick to not getting an upset stomach is to keep the vitamin in your freezer take it frozen and to take 1/2 of the vitamin at a time. They also make small folic acid pills with nothing else with it that are easy to swallow.
To learn more about an unexpected pregnancy, your health, adoption or more please contact:
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Eat Right...
Most of us get some folic acid in out diet every day. Folic acid has been added to some foods such as bread, pasta, rice & cereal. Look at the labels to make sure. A well-balanced diet with fruits and vegetables is always important.
...and take a vitamin
It is easy to be sure you are getting enough folic acid by taking a vitamin with folic acid in it. Try taking the vitamin with a meal, or at night just before bed. Another trick to not getting an upset stomach is to keep the vitamin in your freezer take it frozen and to take 1/2 of the vitamin at a time. They also make small folic acid pills with nothing else with it that are easy to swallow.
To learn more about an unexpected pregnancy, your health, adoption or more please contact:
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
I am pregnant, where do I start to find adoption information?
"One Less" by: Matthew West
Matthew West wrote this song with the thought in mind that when a child is adopted there is one less child that is in need of a home.
Considering adoption as one of your options with your pregnancy is admirable!
Looking at all of your options with your pregnancy is wise and a selfless act.
•We are a licensed adoption agency
•We provide tailor made adoptions
•We have caring professionals that can see your needs are met
•Our goal is to meet the needs of everyone involved in the adoption process
•Birth parents choose the adoptive family
•We travel the state of New Mexico, we can come to you
•We are local in New Mexico and will support you before and after an adoption placement
•We provide free pregnancy tests
•Transportation to doctors visits and other appointments is provided
•Pregnancy options counseling is provided for everyone in an unplanned pregnancy
•We will share truthful abortion information
•We provide pregnancy information
•We provide baby/fetal development information
•Information and education on sexually transmitted disease (STD) is provided
•Factual parenting information is provided
•Legal expense coverage for adoption
•Housing and living expenses possible
•Coverage of medical expenses (where applicable)
•We believe that adoption is a loving and unselfish decision
•Prospective adoptive couples are interviewed, have home visits from a caseworker, receive criminal background checks, medical clearances, references, psychological screening and much more!
•Prospective adoptive couples provide emotionally secure two parent homes and come from financially secure back grounds
•Birth parents choose the level of openness they want with the adoptive family and child
Contact us for more information on all of your options with your pregnancy:
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Matthew West wrote this song with the thought in mind that when a child is adopted there is one less child that is in need of a home.
Considering adoption as one of your options with your pregnancy is admirable!
Looking at all of your options with your pregnancy is wise and a selfless act.
At the Christian Child Placement Service we can provide information for you about adoption.
•Our services are FREE•We are a licensed adoption agency
•We provide tailor made adoptions
•We have caring professionals that can see your needs are met
•Our goal is to meet the needs of everyone involved in the adoption process
•Birth parents choose the adoptive family
•We travel the state of New Mexico, we can come to you
•We are local in New Mexico and will support you before and after an adoption placement
•We provide free pregnancy tests
•Transportation to doctors visits and other appointments is provided
•Pregnancy options counseling is provided for everyone in an unplanned pregnancy
•We will share truthful abortion information
•We provide pregnancy information
•We provide baby/fetal development information
•Information and education on sexually transmitted disease (STD) is provided
•Factual parenting information is provided
•Legal expense coverage for adoption
•Housing and living expenses possible
•Coverage of medical expenses (where applicable)
•We believe that adoption is a loving and unselfish decision
•Prospective adoptive couples are interviewed, have home visits from a caseworker, receive criminal background checks, medical clearances, references, psychological screening and much more!
•Prospective adoptive couples provide emotionally secure two parent homes and come from financially secure back grounds
•Birth parents choose the level of openness they want with the adoptive family and child
Contact us for more information on all of your options with your pregnancy:
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Monday, November 29, 2010
Birthmoms taking Folic Acid
Folic acid is a B vitamin that can be found in some enriched foods and vitamin pills.
This vitamin can prevent birth defects of the baby's brain & spine.
Brain defects can cause learning disabilities; can cause a defect that causes the baby to die shortly after birth, and more.
Spine defects can cause the baby to have the lower part of their body paralyzed so they will not have control of bowel or bladder.
Many birth defects can be prevented if women get enough folic acid every day.
Folic acid can help form a baby's brain and spine.
It takes a small effort to get enough Folic Acid but it makes a BIG difference.
To learn more about your unplanned pregnancy options contact:
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
This vitamin can prevent birth defects of the baby's brain & spine.
Brain defects can cause learning disabilities; can cause a defect that causes the baby to die shortly after birth, and more.
Spine defects can cause the baby to have the lower part of their body paralyzed so they will not have control of bowel or bladder.
Many birth defects can be prevented if women get enough folic acid every day.
Folic acid can help form a baby's brain and spine.
It takes a small effort to get enough Folic Acid but it makes a BIG difference.
To learn more about your unplanned pregnancy options contact:
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Adoptions in Eastern New Mexico
The Christian Child Placement Service (CCPS) is a rural Adoption Agency that understands your small town needs.
Our Free Confidential Services are provided by caring Adoption Caseworkers that will travel to meet you in a neutral location, or wherever you are comfortable.
CCPS will provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision about your unexpected pregnancy.
CCPS will assist you with emotional needs, physical needs, adoption services, spiritual needs, and much more.
Please view other blog posts about our services and our website: http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
to learn more about the Christian Child Placement Service Adoption Agency.
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Our Free Confidential Services are provided by caring Adoption Caseworkers that will travel to meet you in a neutral location, or wherever you are comfortable.
CCPS will provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision about your unexpected pregnancy.
CCPS will assist you with emotional needs, physical needs, adoption services, spiritual needs, and much more.
Please view other blog posts about our services and our website: http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
to learn more about the Christian Child Placement Service Adoption Agency.
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Monday, November 22, 2010
Adoption Agency New Mexico
Adoption is a loving and unselfish decision a mother in an unplanned pregnancy can make. Love is an action not just an emotion, taking action for the best interests of another person, regardless of one's emotions is love.
Making an adoption plan by using a licensed, full service, adoption agency like the Christian Child Placement Service (CCPS) gives birthparents protection and ongoing support after an adoptive placement.
At CCPS the birth parents select the adoptive parents they want to raise their baby.
A CCPS caseworker is available to take birth mothers to doctor's visits so they don't have to go alone.
CCPS adoption agency has staff available 24 hours a day to listen to you and to answer questions; we are available whenever you need us.
CCPS can provide assistance for an expectant mother during her unplanned pregnancy while she is considering adoption. We can help with physical needs, housing needs, maternity care, or other needed assistance.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 (BABY) ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Making an adoption plan by using a licensed, full service, adoption agency like the Christian Child Placement Service (CCPS) gives birthparents protection and ongoing support after an adoptive placement.
At CCPS the birth parents select the adoptive parents they want to raise their baby.
A CCPS caseworker is available to take birth mothers to doctor's visits so they don't have to go alone.
CCPS adoption agency has staff available 24 hours a day to listen to you and to answer questions; we are available whenever you need us.
CCPS can provide assistance for an expectant mother during her unplanned pregnancy while she is considering adoption. We can help with physical needs, housing needs, maternity care, or other needed assistance.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 (BABY) ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Friday, November 19, 2010
Respecting Birthmothers, Adoptive families and Children
This article was featured in the the Portales/Clovis Newspaper by the Christian Child Placement Service:
In honor of November being National Adoption Awareness Month, the Christian Child Placement Service where I intern would like to draw attention to the importance of positive adoption language.
People with the best intentions can cause harm by using ill-informed words regarding those who have been involved in the adoption process.If people will change their vocabulary, everyone may feel more respected.
For example, if someone regards the biological parent as the “real parent,” it can imply the adoptive parent is illegitimate. A more positive approach would be to regard them as “biological.”Another example is when people say a child was “given up for adoption.” This can imply to the child they are not valuable. A more positive approach is to say the child was “placed” for adoption.When in doubt you may want to ask the people who have been involved in adoption what makes them feel respected.Here are some examples provided by Adoptive Families Magazine of how to change your vocabulary to positive adoption language.
• Birthparent instead of real parent;
• Biological instead of natural parent;
• Birth child instead of own child;
• My child instead of adopted child or own child;
• Born to unmarried parents instead of illegitimate;
• Terminate parental rights instead of give up;
• Make an adoption plan instead of give away;
• To parent instead of to keep;
• Waiting child instead of adoptable child or available child;
• Making contact with instead of reunion;
• Intercountry adoption instead of foreign adoption;
• Adoption triad instead of adoption triangle
Rachelle Stephenson
http://www.cnjonline.com/opinion/adoption-40895-people-children.html
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
In honor of November being National Adoption Awareness Month, the Christian Child Placement Service where I intern would like to draw attention to the importance of positive adoption language.
People with the best intentions can cause harm by using ill-informed words regarding those who have been involved in the adoption process.If people will change their vocabulary, everyone may feel more respected.
For example, if someone regards the biological parent as the “real parent,” it can imply the adoptive parent is illegitimate. A more positive approach would be to regard them as “biological.”Another example is when people say a child was “given up for adoption.” This can imply to the child they are not valuable. A more positive approach is to say the child was “placed” for adoption.When in doubt you may want to ask the people who have been involved in adoption what makes them feel respected.Here are some examples provided by Adoptive Families Magazine of how to change your vocabulary to positive adoption language.
• Birthparent instead of real parent;
• Biological instead of natural parent;
• Birth child instead of own child;
• My child instead of adopted child or own child;
• Born to unmarried parents instead of illegitimate;
• Terminate parental rights instead of give up;
• Make an adoption plan instead of give away;
• To parent instead of to keep;
• Waiting child instead of adoptable child or available child;
• Making contact with instead of reunion;
• Intercountry adoption instead of foreign adoption;
• Adoption triad instead of adoption triangle
Rachelle Stephenson
http://www.cnjonline.com/opinion/adoption-40895-people-children.html
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Clovis, New Mexico; Adoption Agency
The Christian Child Placement Service Adoption Agency is a licensed full service non-profit adoption agency located in Portales, New Mexico.
As birth parents consider all of there options with the pregnancy, we are here to help all involved understand all of the options.
("Everything to Me," by Mark Schultz is a beautiful song about a lady's choice to place her infant for adoption.)
An expectant mother can place her child for adopton through the Christian Child Placement Service Adoption Agency.
The Christian Child Placement Service has profiles of approved and waiting prospective adoptive couples for birth parent's to choose what family they want to raise their baby.
Christian Child Placement Service can provide assistance to an expectant mother during her unplanned pregnancy while she is considering adoption. We can help with physical needs, housing needs, maternity care, or other needed assistance.
The Christian Child Placement Service has a nurse on staff.
Our agency's web site is: http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/ Take a look to learn more about our services.
Give us a call at 1-800-553-2229 (BABY) extension 14, we are here to help day or night, we know that life does not always happen between 9-5.
email: adopt@nmcch.org
As birth parents consider all of there options with the pregnancy, we are here to help all involved understand all of the options.
("Everything to Me," by Mark Schultz is a beautiful song about a lady's choice to place her infant for adoption.)
An expectant mother can place her child for adopton through the Christian Child Placement Service Adoption Agency.
The Christian Child Placement Service has profiles of approved and waiting prospective adoptive couples for birth parent's to choose what family they want to raise their baby.
Christian Child Placement Service can provide assistance to an expectant mother during her unplanned pregnancy while she is considering adoption. We can help with physical needs, housing needs, maternity care, or other needed assistance.
The Christian Child Placement Service has a nurse on staff.
Our agency's web site is: http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/ Take a look to learn more about our services.
Give us a call at 1-800-553-2229 (BABY) extension 14, we are here to help day or night, we know that life does not always happen between 9-5.
email: adopt@nmcch.org
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Adoption Agency: Portales, New Mexico
The Christian Child Placement Service Adoption Agency is a licensed full service non-profit adoption agency located in Portales, New Mexico.
The Christian Child Placement Service has profiles of approved and waiting prospective adoptive couples for birth parents to choose who they would like to place their child with.
Christian Child Placement Service adoption agency has staff available 24 hours a day to listen to you and to answer questions; we are available whenever you need us.
Christian Child Placement Service can provide assistance to you during your unplanned pregnancy while you are considering adoption. We can help with physical needs, housing needs, maternity care, or other needed assistance. We also have a nurse on staff.
Here is a short segment on vaginal child birth:
Christian Child Placement Service will talk to the birthfather and handle terminating his parental rights. You do not have to talk to him if you don't want to.
We, at the Christian Child Placement Service know that choosing what is best for your child and yourself is very difficult. Contact us and we will be glad to help you learn about all of your options so you can makes a fully informed decision
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
The Christian Child Placement Service has profiles of approved and waiting prospective adoptive couples for birth parents to choose who they would like to place their child with.
Christian Child Placement Service adoption agency has staff available 24 hours a day to listen to you and to answer questions; we are available whenever you need us.
Christian Child Placement Service can provide assistance to you during your unplanned pregnancy while you are considering adoption. We can help with physical needs, housing needs, maternity care, or other needed assistance. We also have a nurse on staff.
Here is a short segment on vaginal child birth:
Christian Child Placement Service will talk to the birthfather and handle terminating his parental rights. You do not have to talk to him if you don't want to.
We, at the Christian Child Placement Service know that choosing what is best for your child and yourself is very difficult. Contact us and we will be glad to help you learn about all of your options so you can makes a fully informed decision
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Letter from Birthmother
This letter was written by one of our birthmothers to the adoptive family. …
“Dear Adoptive Parents,
I just watched the movie 'This Baby's Mine.' It was a touching movie. Now I kind of know how happy you all were to finally get a child. And also how hard it would be to give her up. I cryed for the birthmother and for the adoptive parents. I love our baby so much. She changed so fast. I finally got a photo album. I have all of your letters and the picture s in a fire proof box. I never want to lose them….Give her all my love. Thank you for giving me and the baby an easier life. It was the best decision for all of us. Thank you and God bless you.”
As always,
Your Birthmother
We are here to help you with your unplanned pregnancy.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
“Dear Adoptive Parents,
I just watched the movie 'This Baby's Mine.' It was a touching movie. Now I kind of know how happy you all were to finally get a child. And also how hard it would be to give her up. I cryed for the birthmother and for the adoptive parents. I love our baby so much. She changed so fast. I finally got a photo album. I have all of your letters and the picture s in a fire proof box. I never want to lose them….Give her all my love. Thank you for giving me and the baby an easier life. It was the best decision for all of us. Thank you and God bless you.”
As always,
Your Birthmother
We are here to help you with your unplanned pregnancy.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Birthmoms Looking for Change
By: Julie Clinton, M.A.
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!
2 Corinthians 5:17
I love the classic movie, “Anne of Green Gables.” One of my favorite lines from Anne is, “Tomorrow is a brand new day with no mistakes in it!”
One of the best things about life is that tomorrow doesn’t have to be the same as today. You can learn new habits, get rid of unwanted old ones, and do something about it.
You can be secure that Christ’s love for you is unchanging. Being firm and secure in that knowledge allows you the freedom to make needed changes in your own life. Knowing that God really loves you includes understanding that He wants the best for you and is willing to help you get it. He will help and support you through the choices and changes you need to make. He will be with you all the way. James 1:8 says that if we lack wisdom we can go to Him and He will guide us.
Take a minute for personal reflection. Though God’s love is unchanging, how do you need to change in order to more fully embrace His love and friendship? Do you need to accept yourself before you can accept God’s love more fully? Do you need to forgive yourself and/or others before you bathe in His love? Do you need to trust your heavenly Father more?
Take your needs to Him in prayer. Yearn to be more like Him. Allow His unchanging love to change you!
To sign up for Julie's EWomen's Weekly Devotional go to:
http://www.ewomen.net/devos/2010-11-15/necessary-change
We are here to help you with your unplanned pregnancy.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!
2 Corinthians 5:17
I love the classic movie, “Anne of Green Gables.” One of my favorite lines from Anne is, “Tomorrow is a brand new day with no mistakes in it!”
One of the best things about life is that tomorrow doesn’t have to be the same as today. You can learn new habits, get rid of unwanted old ones, and do something about it.
You can be secure that Christ’s love for you is unchanging. Being firm and secure in that knowledge allows you the freedom to make needed changes in your own life. Knowing that God really loves you includes understanding that He wants the best for you and is willing to help you get it. He will help and support you through the choices and changes you need to make. He will be with you all the way. James 1:8 says that if we lack wisdom we can go to Him and He will guide us.
Take a minute for personal reflection. Though God’s love is unchanging, how do you need to change in order to more fully embrace His love and friendship? Do you need to accept yourself before you can accept God’s love more fully? Do you need to forgive yourself and/or others before you bathe in His love? Do you need to trust your heavenly Father more?
Take your needs to Him in prayer. Yearn to be more like Him. Allow His unchanging love to change you!
To sign up for Julie's EWomen's Weekly Devotional go to:
http://www.ewomen.net/devos/2010-11-15/necessary-change
We are here to help you with your unplanned pregnancy.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Monday, November 15, 2010
Facing Life Head-On: A Special Family Reunion (Episode Clips) A Birth Mom made an Adoption Plan & Later was Reunited
Twenty-four years ago, Bethany Steele’s birth mother, Kim Shelton, found herself unexpectedly pregnant. Already the mother of two sons and in the midst of a divorce, she was scared and unsure of what to do. She seriously contemplated having an abortion. But with the aid of a Pregnancy Help Center, Kim lovingly decided to make an adoption plan for Bethany.
Birth mother, adoptee and adoptive family talk about their experiences
View the full episode online for free:
http://www.facinglife.tv/episode/season_5/episode_3/episode_503.html
Christian Child Placement Service is here to assist you with your unplanned pregnancy.
www.adoptnewmexico.org
1800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Birth mother, adoptee and adoptive family talk about their experiences
View the full episode online for free:
http://www.facinglife.tv/episode/season_5/episode_3/episode_503.html
Christian Child Placement Service is here to assist you with your unplanned pregnancy.
www.adoptnewmexico.org
1800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Friday, November 12, 2010
A Baby Growing In The Mothers Womb
Around the 20th day after conception a baby's brain, spinal cord, and nervous system are already established. The 21st day the baby's heart begins to beat. At 35 days five fingers can be distinguished on the baby's hand. Around 40 days brain waves can be detected.
At the 8th week everything is now present that will be found in a fully developed adult. By the 13th week it is apparent that the baby is a boy or a girl.
The baby can hear by the 5th month of pregnancy and if born at this age children have lived out side the mothers womb. When you are 7 months pregnant the baby's fours senses are working; the baby's vision, hearing, taste, and touch are all intact.
The average pregnancy is 280 days, form the first day of the mother's last menstrual period until birth.
At the Christian Child Placement Service we know that choosing the best option with your pregnancy is a very difficult decision. We want to provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
At the 8th week everything is now present that will be found in a fully developed adult. By the 13th week it is apparent that the baby is a boy or a girl.
The baby can hear by the 5th month of pregnancy and if born at this age children have lived out side the mothers womb. When you are 7 months pregnant the baby's fours senses are working; the baby's vision, hearing, taste, and touch are all intact.
The average pregnancy is 280 days, form the first day of the mother's last menstrual period until birth.
At the Christian Child Placement Service we know that choosing the best option with your pregnancy is a very difficult decision. We want to provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Free Adoption Services When Considering Adoption
At the Christian Child Placement Service we know that choosing the best option with your unplanned pregnancy is a very difficult decision. We want to provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision.
We provide various forms of assistance for birthmoms considering adoption:
We help the birth parents formulate goals and life plans; many have finished their GED, started college, gotten a job or began the path to do these things and more.
The birth parents select the adoptive parents they want to raise their baby.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex.14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
We provide various forms of assistance for birthmoms considering adoption:
- housing and living expenses possible
- coverage of medical expenses (where applicable)
- pregnancy tests
- pregnancy options counseling
- truthful abortion information
- pregnancy information
- baby/fetal development information
- sexually transmitted disease (STD) information
- parenting information
- legal expense coverage for adoptions
- and more
We help the birth parents formulate goals and life plans; many have finished their GED, started college, gotten a job or began the path to do these things and more.
The birth parents select the adoptive parents they want to raise their baby.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex.14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
A Birthmom's Thoughts on Adoption
How do you feel when people around you speak about adoption in a positive way?
Birthmom: "I've always liked referring to myself as the biological parent versus my sons actual parent. I've hardly heard individuals talk positively about adoption except for the few very supportive friends or family I have who know me well enough. Numerous individuals came up to me and confronted me about why I was choosing to not be "responsible". This word got thrown around quite a bit. A part of me wanted to respond sarcastically about how responsible my decision actually was."
How important is positive adoption language?
Birthmom: "Extremely. It seems to me, most people stay sick because they keep adoption a secret and do not communicate enough about what's going on. Not only that, I don't think people educate themselves enough without feeling intimidated by their counselors, agencies, or whatever. People thus become as sick as their secrets. the more information that's described about adoption, the better for all parties involved. Adoption language is certainly important and also complicated."
What are some of the reasons you chose the adoptive family you did?
Birthmom: "One of the many things that influenced me the most to pick the family that I had, was because they had a description about not being able to have children of their own. And when it comes to words, the fact they said they allowed their adoptive daughter at the time to play in the "dirt" caught my attention most of all. This lead me to believe that they didn't stereotype the lifestyles of the boys and girls, etc."
Thoughts on Communication:
Birthmom: "I would hope that the adoptive parents would be very open with as much information as they have to relay to the children when and if the children ask. I've got a co-worker who has an adopted girl. He tells his 4 year old that the mother was sick from her disease called addiction and that she's hopefully getting treatment. Who knows how much a 4 yr can understand about that, but at least it's been said accurately. The coworker has of course, spoken in a positive way about adoption. This is important to me because I get to see how much unconditional love and understanding this person has, along with how well the girl is treated in spite of any adversities."
This birthmom placed her child for adoption through the Christian Child Placement Service adoption agency several years ago. We appreciate her continued communication with us!
Christian Child Placement Service
www.adoptnewmexico.org
1-800-553-2229 ex.14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Birthmom: "I've always liked referring to myself as the biological parent versus my sons actual parent. I've hardly heard individuals talk positively about adoption except for the few very supportive friends or family I have who know me well enough. Numerous individuals came up to me and confronted me about why I was choosing to not be "responsible". This word got thrown around quite a bit. A part of me wanted to respond sarcastically about how responsible my decision actually was."
How important is positive adoption language?
Birthmom: "Extremely. It seems to me, most people stay sick because they keep adoption a secret and do not communicate enough about what's going on. Not only that, I don't think people educate themselves enough without feeling intimidated by their counselors, agencies, or whatever. People thus become as sick as their secrets. the more information that's described about adoption, the better for all parties involved. Adoption language is certainly important and also complicated."
What are some of the reasons you chose the adoptive family you did?
Birthmom: "One of the many things that influenced me the most to pick the family that I had, was because they had a description about not being able to have children of their own. And when it comes to words, the fact they said they allowed their adoptive daughter at the time to play in the "dirt" caught my attention most of all. This lead me to believe that they didn't stereotype the lifestyles of the boys and girls, etc."
Thoughts on Communication:
Birthmom: "I would hope that the adoptive parents would be very open with as much information as they have to relay to the children when and if the children ask. I've got a co-worker who has an adopted girl. He tells his 4 year old that the mother was sick from her disease called addiction and that she's hopefully getting treatment. Who knows how much a 4 yr can understand about that, but at least it's been said accurately. The coworker has of course, spoken in a positive way about adoption. This is important to me because I get to see how much unconditional love and understanding this person has, along with how well the girl is treated in spite of any adversities."
This birthmom placed her child for adoption through the Christian Child Placement Service adoption agency several years ago. We appreciate her continued communication with us!
Christian Child Placement Service
www.adoptnewmexico.org
1-800-553-2229 ex.14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Letter to Birthmother
This letter was written by one of our adoptive mothers who as a child had been adopted herself…She writes this particular letter to the birthmother of her child.
Dear Birthmother,
“I want you to know that there is absolutely no way I can look at adoption as a “second best” alternative. I know how much adoptive parents can love their children. I also, in some small sense have a grasp of the emotional turmoil you must be experiencing at this time. I understand, as only an adoptee can, the curiosity, the questions, and the emotions that your child will one day face. The fact that I am adopted is a large part of the reason that my husband and I want to adopt a child of our own…I want you to know that our child will always know that he or she is adopted and loved very much by you as well as us. He or she will be encouraged to share his or her feelings about adoption and any and all questions will be answered with the utmost honesty and straightforwardness as possible. …You will be regarded with only love and respect, always. “
-Adoptive Mother
If you would like to learn more about adoption we would be glad to share information with you:
Christian Child Placement Services
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Dear Birthmother,
“I want you to know that there is absolutely no way I can look at adoption as a “second best” alternative. I know how much adoptive parents can love their children. I also, in some small sense have a grasp of the emotional turmoil you must be experiencing at this time. I understand, as only an adoptee can, the curiosity, the questions, and the emotions that your child will one day face. The fact that I am adopted is a large part of the reason that my husband and I want to adopt a child of our own…I want you to know that our child will always know that he or she is adopted and loved very much by you as well as us. He or she will be encouraged to share his or her feelings about adoption and any and all questions will be answered with the utmost honesty and straightforwardness as possible. …You will be regarded with only love and respect, always. “
-Adoptive Mother
If you would like to learn more about adoption we would be glad to share information with you:
Christian Child Placement Services
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Monday, November 8, 2010
I want to give my baby up for adoption
An expectant mother can receive assistance from the Christian Child Placement Service (CCPS) Adoption Agency to place her child for adoption.
The Christian Child Placement Service is a licensed full service adoption agency.
The Christian Child Placement Service has profiles of approved and waiting prospective adoptive couples for birth parent's to choose from.
A CCPS caseworker is available to take birth mothers to doctor's visits so they don't have to go alone.
Support is always available...whenever someone in an unplanned pregnancy needs us; we are here to talk day and night!
CCPS can provide various forms of assistance for expectant mothers considering adoption, contact us to learn more about housing, other physical and emotional support.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
At the Christian Child Placement Service we know that choosing the best option with your unplanned pregnancy is a very difficult decision. We want to provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision.
The Christian Child Placement Service is a licensed full service adoption agency.
The Christian Child Placement Service has profiles of approved and waiting prospective adoptive couples for birth parent's to choose from.
A CCPS caseworker is available to take birth mothers to doctor's visits so they don't have to go alone.
Support is always available...whenever someone in an unplanned pregnancy needs us; we are here to talk day and night!
CCPS can provide various forms of assistance for expectant mothers considering adoption, contact us to learn more about housing, other physical and emotional support.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
At the Christian Child Placement Service we know that choosing the best option with your unplanned pregnancy is a very difficult decision. We want to provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
I’m Considering Adoption vs. Abortion
Latino Actor Eduardo Verastegui speaks about unplanned pregnancy:
Choosing life for your unborn child affirms life! God has a plan for the child's life, that is why the baby was created! Having an abortion takes away the child’s chance to fulfill God's plan.
Adoption is a loving and unselfish decision that a mother in an unplanned pregnancy can make. Love is an action not just an emotion, taking action for the best interests of another person, regardless of one's emotions is love. One birth mother expressed this thought by saying, "I knew that my decision to place my daughter for adoption would be the hardest thing in the world for me. It was about my daughter. It was about what I could give her: a two parent home, a family, stability, a chance for a future."
If you are pregnant and need someone to talk to about all of your options, if you are considering adoption, if you have had an abortion, or are considering an abortion and need confidential factual counseling contact:
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex.14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Choosing life for your unborn child affirms life! God has a plan for the child's life, that is why the baby was created! Having an abortion takes away the child’s chance to fulfill God's plan.
Adoption is a loving and unselfish decision that a mother in an unplanned pregnancy can make. Love is an action not just an emotion, taking action for the best interests of another person, regardless of one's emotions is love. One birth mother expressed this thought by saying, "I knew that my decision to place my daughter for adoption would be the hardest thing in the world for me. It was about my daughter. It was about what I could give her: a two parent home, a family, stability, a chance for a future."
If you are pregnant and need someone to talk to about all of your options, if you are considering adoption, if you have had an abortion, or are considering an abortion and need confidential factual counseling contact:
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 ex.14
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Considering Adoption, Unplanned Pregnancy
Singer Nick Cannon's mother nearly aborted him. Experience this powerful music video based on Nick Cannon's life story.
With an unplanned pregnancy you have many options.
Adoption
Parenting
Temporary Custody with Family or Friends
Abortion
State Aid
Marriage
Voluntary Residential Care
We would love to be able to have the oppertunity to provide you with factual informaion on all of your options.
Contact the Christian Child Placement Service Adoption Agency today to learn more about your options.
We are a full service licensed adoption agency.http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
With an unplanned pregnancy you have many options.
Adoption
Parenting
Temporary Custody with Family or Friends
Abortion
State Aid
Marriage
Voluntary Residential Care
We would love to be able to have the oppertunity to provide you with factual informaion on all of your options.
Contact the Christian Child Placement Service Adoption Agency today to learn more about your options.
We are a full service licensed adoption agency.
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Friday, November 5, 2010
How To Really Love My Pregnant Daughter
When you first learn your daughter is pregnant:
Shock
Disappointment
Despair
Embarrassment
You may think:
Her life is shattered & our lives are ruined
All of her and our hopes and dreams and plans are threatened
Take a Perspective Check:
It is not the end of the world, so:
Stay Calm
Avoid blame and condemning
Focus on the positive, she could have chosen an abortion.
Show grace and mercy, even when it is toughest!
Step into her shoes:
She is afraid
Overwhelmed
Does not feel like you love her
Feels alone
Facing a future she had not planned
Step up and be an asset for your daughter:
Reassure her of your unconditional love and concern
Affirm your confidence in her
Trust God wholeheartedly
Say It, she needs to hear this from you:
I still Love you
I am here for you
I will help you in whatever way I can
You have options
You have a whole lifetime ahead of you with a bright future
Her Health Should Be a Top Priority!
Be sure to:
Find a compassionate and caring health care provider
Make sure she has proper nutrition
See that she exercises appropriately
Be aware of hormonal changes
Check on her emotional well-being
Take away stressful situations
Acknowledge her feelings
Create a nonthreatening atmosphere:
Be willing to listen
Let her express her feelings
Don't give advice unless asked
Enable her to make rational decisions
Respect her privacy
Respect her feelings
There are many options for your daughter:
Adoption
Parenting
Temporary Custody from Family or Friends
Abortion
State Aid
Marriage
Voluntary Residential Care
You need support Too!
Get emotionally healthy so you can help your daughter
Get help from a pastor or minister
God is BIG enough to handle your doubts and questions
God's love is everlasting and unconditional
Receive help from others
And we are here to help you the parents also. As we work with your daughter we will support and can council with you also.
Call us with any questions you have:
Christian Child Placement Service
1-800-553-2229 ex 14
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Shock
Disappointment
Despair
Embarrassment
You may think:
Her life is shattered & our lives are ruined
All of her and our hopes and dreams and plans are threatened
Take a Perspective Check:
It is not the end of the world, so:
Stay Calm
Avoid blame and condemning
Focus on the positive, she could have chosen an abortion.
Show grace and mercy, even when it is toughest!
Step into her shoes:
She is afraid
Overwhelmed
Does not feel like you love her
Feels alone
Facing a future she had not planned
Step up and be an asset for your daughter:
Reassure her of your unconditional love and concern
Affirm your confidence in her
Trust God wholeheartedly
Say It, she needs to hear this from you:
I still Love you
I am here for you
I will help you in whatever way I can
You have options
You have a whole lifetime ahead of you with a bright future
Her Health Should Be a Top Priority!
Be sure to:
Find a compassionate and caring health care provider
Make sure she has proper nutrition
See that she exercises appropriately
Be aware of hormonal changes
Check on her emotional well-being
Take away stressful situations
Acknowledge her feelings
Create a nonthreatening atmosphere:
Be willing to listen
Let her express her feelings
Don't give advice unless asked
Enable her to make rational decisions
Respect her privacy
Respect her feelings
There are many options for your daughter:
Adoption
Parenting
Temporary Custody from Family or Friends
Abortion
State Aid
Marriage
Voluntary Residential Care
You need support Too!
Get emotionally healthy so you can help your daughter
Get help from a pastor or minister
God is BIG enough to handle your doubts and questions
God's love is everlasting and unconditional
Receive help from others
And we are here to help you the parents also. As we work with your daughter we will support and can council with you also.
Call us with any questions you have:
Christian Child Placement Service
1-800-553-2229 ex 14
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Thursday, November 4, 2010
I want to put my baby up for adoption
The Christian Child Placement Service (CCPS) is a full service adoption agency.
CCPS provides various forms of assistance for birthparents considering adoption.
At CCPS the birth parents select the adoptive parents they want to raise their baby.
A CCPS caseworker is available to take birth mothers to doctor's visits so they don't have to go alone.
After the baby is placed in the adoptive home pictures and letters can be provided to the birth parents if they desire communication.
Support is always available...whenever someone in an unplanned pregnancy needs us; we are here to talk day and night!
We continue to support the birth parents throughout the pregnancy and beyond, helping get connected to resources that will aid them in life after a placement.
At the Christian Child Placement Service we know that choosing the best option with your unplanned pregnancy is a very difficult decision. We want to provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision.
If you want more information about how to place a baby for adoption please contact us.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
CCPS provides various forms of assistance for birthparents considering adoption.
At CCPS the birth parents select the adoptive parents they want to raise their baby.
A CCPS caseworker is available to take birth mothers to doctor's visits so they don't have to go alone.
After the baby is placed in the adoptive home pictures and letters can be provided to the birth parents if they desire communication.
Support is always available...whenever someone in an unplanned pregnancy needs us; we are here to talk day and night!
We continue to support the birth parents throughout the pregnancy and beyond, helping get connected to resources that will aid them in life after a placement.
At the Christian Child Placement Service we know that choosing the best option with your unplanned pregnancy is a very difficult decision. We want to provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision.
If you want more information about how to place a baby for adoption please contact us.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Unexpected Pregnancy, Considering Adoption
"He will cover you with His feathers, and under His wings you will find refuge."
Psalm 91:4
This skit shows that no matter what we do Jesus' sacrifice for ALL of us covers us, and through his sacrifice he saves us.
"
If you need help in an unexpected pregnancy, we are here to support you. We are all covered by Jesus' sacrifice for us, and no one is without fault. We would love to have the chance to assist you with your unplanned pregnancy.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Psalm 91:4
This skit shows that no matter what we do Jesus' sacrifice for ALL of us covers us, and through his sacrifice he saves us.
"
If you need help in an unexpected pregnancy, we are here to support you. We are all covered by Jesus' sacrifice for us, and no one is without fault. We would love to have the chance to assist you with your unplanned pregnancy.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Considering Adoption as a Loving Choice for my Baby
Adoption is a loving choice expectant parent’s make for their children when they are unable to parent.
"A Mother's Love"
She carried a child beneath her heart
How she must have loved her so
She knew that they must be apart
Even as she watched her belly grow
The swelling of her belly
The movement felt within
The time would soon be coming
When she must give up this, her kin
She struggled with the thoughts inside
The decision she must make
To give this child a chance in life
One she must not take
The day arrived, a winter day
The blizzard running wild
The birthing of her little girl
Her precious little child
It must have been so very hard
To bear this one and then
Whisper as she's whisked away
"Perhaps we'll meet again"
The world so cold and lonely
Arms empty as she leaves
None can know the special hurt
And times that she so grieves
To hold the one she gave away
But it had to be for good
She could not care as she would want
Perhaps another would
Dear mother wherever she may be
It must have been so hard
To give her for another to raise
Her life it will have scarred
As the years go by, she must think
At each and every year
That special day that she gave birth
And prayed for her daughter so dear
That day would be etched in her memory forever
To forget that time and her child? NEVER!
Is she all right wherever she'll be?
Perhaps to give anything once just to see
Somewhere in this world a little girl would live
Unaware of what her mother had given
And though it hurt her to the core
She gave her a new life - an open door.
-Adoptee Jennifer Bige
Christian Child Placement Service
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
"A Mother's Love"
She carried a child beneath her heart
How she must have loved her so
She knew that they must be apart
Even as she watched her belly grow
The swelling of her belly
The movement felt within
The time would soon be coming
When she must give up this, her kin
She struggled with the thoughts inside
The decision she must make
To give this child a chance in life
One she must not take
The day arrived, a winter day
The blizzard running wild
The birthing of her little girl
Her precious little child
It must have been so very hard
To bear this one and then
Whisper as she's whisked away
"Perhaps we'll meet again"
The world so cold and lonely
Arms empty as she leaves
None can know the special hurt
And times that she so grieves
To hold the one she gave away
But it had to be for good
She could not care as she would want
Perhaps another would
Dear mother wherever she may be
It must have been so hard
To give her for another to raise
Her life it will have scarred
As the years go by, she must think
At each and every year
That special day that she gave birth
And prayed for her daughter so dear
That day would be etched in her memory forever
To forget that time and her child? NEVER!
Is she all right wherever she'll be?
Perhaps to give anything once just to see
Somewhere in this world a little girl would live
Unaware of what her mother had given
And though it hurt her to the core
She gave her a new life - an open door.
-Adoptee Jennifer Bige
Christian Child Placement Service
e-mail: adopt@nmcch.org
1-800-553-2229 ex. 14
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Monday, November 1, 2010
How to give my baby up for adoption.
The Christian Child Placement Service adoption agency will assist an expectant mother to place her child for adoption.
The Christian Child Placement Service is a licensed full service adoption agency.
As you look at all of your options with your pregnancy we will provide more information about those options so you can make a fully informed decision as to the direction you want to go with your pregnancy.
Once you have made the decision about what option you choose for your baby and yourself we will help you achieve that goal.
Christian Child Placement Service adoption agency has staff available 24 hours a day to listen to you, answer questions; we are available whenever you need us.
The Christian Child Placement Service has profiles of approved and waiting prospective adoptive couples for birth parent's to choose the family they want to raise their child.
We can provide various forms of assistance for expectant mothers considering adoption, contact us to learn more about the types of assistance we provide.
Our web site: http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Take a look to learn more about our services.
1-800-553-2229 extension 14, we are here to help day or night, we know that life does not always happen between 9-5.
email: adopt@nmcch.org
The Christian Child Placement Service is a licensed full service adoption agency.
As you look at all of your options with your pregnancy we will provide more information about those options so you can make a fully informed decision as to the direction you want to go with your pregnancy.
Once you have made the decision about what option you choose for your baby and yourself we will help you achieve that goal.
Christian Child Placement Service adoption agency has staff available 24 hours a day to listen to you, answer questions; we are available whenever you need us.
The Christian Child Placement Service has profiles of approved and waiting prospective adoptive couples for birth parent's to choose the family they want to raise their child.
We can provide various forms of assistance for expectant mothers considering adoption, contact us to learn more about the types of assistance we provide.
Our web site: http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Take a look to learn more about our services.
1-800-553-2229 extension 14, we are here to help day or night, we know that life does not always happen between 9-5.
email: adopt@nmcch.org
Friday, October 29, 2010
Does the father of my baby have any rights?
As you consider all of your options with your pregnancy, we are here to help you understand all of your options. If you choose to place your child for adoption the Christian Child Placement Service adoption agency will talk to the birthfather for you and handle terminating his parental rights. You do not have to talk to him if you don't want to.
The birthfather's rights have to be terminated but we will take care of working out the detales so you don't have to worry about it!
Give us a call at 1-800-553-2229 (BABY) extension 14, we are here to help day or night, we know that life does not always happen between 9-5.
email: adopt@nmcch.org
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
The birthfather's rights have to be terminated but we will take care of working out the detales so you don't have to worry about it!
Give us a call at 1-800-553-2229 (BABY) extension 14, we are here to help day or night, we know that life does not always happen between 9-5.
email: adopt@nmcch.org
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Can someone help me put up my baby for adoption?
An expectant mother can receive assistance from the Christian Child Placement Service Adoption Agency to place her child for adoption.
The Christian Child Placement Service is a licensed full service adoption agency.
The Christian Child Placement Service has profiles of approved and waiting prospective adoptive couples for birth parent's to choose from.
We can provide various forms of assistance for expectant mothers considering adoption, contact us to learn more.
Our agency's web site is: www.adoptnewmexico.org Take a look to learn more about our services.
Give us a call at 1-800-553-2229 (BABY) extension 14, we are here to help day or night, we know that life does not always happen between 9-5.
email: adopt@nmcch.org
The Christian Child Placement Service is a licensed full service adoption agency.
The Christian Child Placement Service has profiles of approved and waiting prospective adoptive couples for birth parent's to choose from.
We can provide various forms of assistance for expectant mothers considering adoption, contact us to learn more.
Our agency's web site is: www.adoptnewmexico.org Take a look to learn more about our services.
Give us a call at 1-800-553-2229 (BABY) extension 14, we are here to help day or night, we know that life does not always happen between 9-5.
email: adopt@nmcch.org
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
If I give up my baby for adoption, how do I find a Christian family to adopt him/her?
We are a Christian adoption agency & ministry for unplanned pregnancies, providing free confidential adoption services, counseling, and various forms of free assistance and help to birth parents. We maintain confidentiality and provide free pregnancy tests, as well as accurate information on abortion, fetal/baby development, STD's, and parenting to birth families.
CHRISTIAN CHILD PLACEMENT SERVICE
For more information please call us at
1-800-553-2229 (BABY)
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
email: adopt@nmcch.org
CHRISTIAN CHILD PLACEMENT SERVICE
For more information please call us at
1-800-553-2229 (BABY)
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
email: adopt@nmcch.org
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
What happens when I give up my child for adoption?
As you look at all of your options with your pregnancy we will provide more information about those options so you can make a fully informed decision as to the direction you want to go with your pregnancy.
Once you have made the decision about what option you choose for your baby and yourself we will help you achieve that goal.
Christian Child Placement Service adoption agency has staff available 24 hours a day to listen to you, answer questions; we are available whenever you need us.
If you choose to place your child for adoption we will provide you approved and waiting family profiles to view to began the selection process of the family you will choose to raise your baby.
Your caseworker is available to take you to and from doctor’s appointments so you do not have to go alone.
Christian Child Placement Service can assist you during your pregnancy if you have any physical needs, housing needs, maternity care, or need other assistance. We also have a nurse on staff.
Christian Child Placement Service is also available to you after the placement of the child to offer, encouragement and support.
Christian Child Placement Service will talk to the birthfather and handle terminating his parental rights. You do not have to talk to him if you don't want to.
We, at the Christian Child Placement Service know that choosing what is best for your child and yourself is very difficult. Contact us and we will be glad to help you learn about all of your options so you can makes a fully informed decision
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
adopt@nmcch.org
Once you have made the decision about what option you choose for your baby and yourself we will help you achieve that goal.
Christian Child Placement Service adoption agency has staff available 24 hours a day to listen to you, answer questions; we are available whenever you need us.
If you choose to place your child for adoption we will provide you approved and waiting family profiles to view to began the selection process of the family you will choose to raise your baby.
Your caseworker is available to take you to and from doctor’s appointments so you do not have to go alone.
Christian Child Placement Service can assist you during your pregnancy if you have any physical needs, housing needs, maternity care, or need other assistance. We also have a nurse on staff.
Christian Child Placement Service is also available to you after the placement of the child to offer, encouragement and support.
Christian Child Placement Service will talk to the birthfather and handle terminating his parental rights. You do not have to talk to him if you don't want to.
We, at the Christian Child Placement Service know that choosing what is best for your child and yourself is very difficult. Contact us and we will be glad to help you learn about all of your options so you can makes a fully informed decision
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
adopt@nmcch.org
Monday, October 25, 2010
How to put my baby up for adoption?
Words and music by Michael McLean
Adoption is the most loving and unselfish decision a mother in an unplanned pregnancy can make. Love is an action not just an emotion, taking action for the best interests of another person, regardless of one's emotions is love. One birth mother expressed this thought by saying, "I knew that my decision to place my daughter for adoption would be the hardest thing in the world for me. It was about my daughter. It was about what I could give her: a two parent home, a family, stability, a chance for a future."
Making an adoption plan by using a reputable, licensed, full service, adoption agency gives birthparents protection and ongoing support after an adoptive placement. If you would like more information about how to place a child for adoption contact us anytime.
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
Christian Child Placement Service
adopt@nmcch.org
Thursday, October 21, 2010
I’m considering adoption?
Considering adoption as one of your options with your pregnancy is admirable!
Looking into all of your options with your pregnancy is wise and a selfless act.
The following song is "Everything to Me," by Mark Schultz; it is a beautiful song about a lady's choice to place her infant for adoption.
Mark Schultz was adopted as an infant and he tells his story behind the writing of the song "Everything to Me," in an interview. Here is a link to the YouTube video interview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z61zdZJ9uZc
Please contact us for more information about the adoption option:
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Christian Child Placement Service
Looking into all of your options with your pregnancy is wise and a selfless act.
The following song is "Everything to Me," by Mark Schultz; it is a beautiful song about a lady's choice to place her infant for adoption.
Mark Schultz was adopted as an infant and he tells his story behind the writing of the song "Everything to Me," in an interview. Here is a link to the YouTube video interview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z61zdZJ9uZc
Please contact us for more information about the adoption option:
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Christian Child Placement Service
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
I’m pregnant, what are my options?
There are several options a mother has with her pregnancy.
• Parenting- keeping the child and raising it yourself
• Adoption- placing the child into an appropriately studied adoptive family
• Kinship adoption- having a family member adopt your child
• Temporary custody- placing the child with a friend or family member temporarily until you are able to care for the child again.
• Voluntary residential care- there are children's homes, boys & girls ranches, etc. that take voluntary family placements of children from families, and they raise them until the family is able to care for the children again.
• State aid- if choosing to parent you may qualify for state aid; i.e. food stamps, Medicaid, hud housing, etc.
If you would like to learn more about any of these options I would be happy to share information about them with you. Call any time!
1-800-553-2229 (ex. 14)
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
• Parenting- keeping the child and raising it yourself
• Adoption- placing the child into an appropriately studied adoptive family
• Kinship adoption- having a family member adopt your child
• Temporary custody- placing the child with a friend or family member temporarily until you are able to care for the child again.
• Voluntary residential care- there are children's homes, boys & girls ranches, etc. that take voluntary family placements of children from families, and they raise them until the family is able to care for the children again.
• State aid- if choosing to parent you may qualify for state aid; i.e. food stamps, Medicaid, hud housing, etc.
If you would like to learn more about any of these options I would be happy to share information about them with you. Call any time!
1-800-553-2229 (ex. 14)
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
How does it feel to give your baby up for adoption?
A poem written by a birthmother:
"Dear Daughter,
There is something I’ve always wanted to say.
It’s something I’ve thought about everyday.
I tried to say my goodbye’s on adoption day, like I knew I should.
I just want you to know, I never really could.
I never really said goodbye, although sometimes people wished I would.
But I carried you with me every day, and never let a memory of you go away.
Throughout your childhood I watched you grow.
I cherished each photo more than you’ll ever know!
I bragged about you often, like every mother does.
But I knew YOU really were the best their ever was!
Still a missing part of my heart, I wished did never depart.
Cause all I had were pictures and written tales about you. And I always knew there was so much more to YOU.
I cried so many nights, wishing I could hold you again. You were so used to my touch, way back then.
I prayed you would want to see me when would you grew older, and not give me the could shoulder. But I’d love you even if you did, because you are MY kid!
Now I can’t believe the passing of time is done!
I finally get to meet YOU and tell how proud I am of who you have become!
I’ll see you tomorrow. Please, don’t be nervous sweetie. I am so much just like you, and I’ll understand your heart no matter what you say or do.
Love, mom"
Placing a child for adoption is the hardest choice you will make; the Christian Child Placement Service is here for you each step of the way while you are contemplating adoption and after you place your child into an adoptive home. Our continual physical and emotional support along with providing you accurate information about all of your options with your unplanned pregnancy will help you make an informed decision about what option you choose for your child and yourself.
Christian Child Placement Service
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
"Dear Daughter,
There is something I’ve always wanted to say.
It’s something I’ve thought about everyday.
I tried to say my goodbye’s on adoption day, like I knew I should.
I just want you to know, I never really could.
I never really said goodbye, although sometimes people wished I would.
But I carried you with me every day, and never let a memory of you go away.
Throughout your childhood I watched you grow.
I cherished each photo more than you’ll ever know!
I bragged about you often, like every mother does.
But I knew YOU really were the best their ever was!
Still a missing part of my heart, I wished did never depart.
Cause all I had were pictures and written tales about you. And I always knew there was so much more to YOU.
I cried so many nights, wishing I could hold you again. You were so used to my touch, way back then.
I prayed you would want to see me when would you grew older, and not give me the could shoulder. But I’d love you even if you did, because you are MY kid!
Now I can’t believe the passing of time is done!
I finally get to meet YOU and tell how proud I am of who you have become!
I’ll see you tomorrow. Please, don’t be nervous sweetie. I am so much just like you, and I’ll understand your heart no matter what you say or do.
Love, mom"
Placing a child for adoption is the hardest choice you will make; the Christian Child Placement Service is here for you each step of the way while you are contemplating adoption and after you place your child into an adoptive home. Our continual physical and emotional support along with providing you accurate information about all of your options with your unplanned pregnancy will help you make an informed decision about what option you choose for your child and yourself.
Christian Child Placement Service
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Should I give my baby up for adoption?
Some women who get pregnant that are unprepared to parent still choose to parent. One of the reasons they choose to parent unprepared is because they want someone to love them. They think that the baby will provide all the love they need, even when their back ground has lacked the love they needed from their parents, boyfriend, husband, etc.
What the expectant mother does not understand is that the baby cannot fill the void all of those other people have left. The baby is going to demand so much from them and depend on them explicitly. The baby is going to rely on them for food, shelter, safety, a nurturing environment, emotional support, stability, and much more.
In many situations the unprepared mother finds parenting more difficult than expected or too difficult just after a few weeks or a few months of trying to make a go of it. The unprepared mother finds her decision to parent; ... unsuccessful.
You cannot be unprepared and parent successfully.
It takes a mature person to look at all of the options they have with their unplanned pregnancy. A mature person makes a decision in the best interest of the child.
A birthparent is selfless and puts the needs of their baby first; when the birth mom finds out about all of the options, gets educated about the options, and then make an educated choice for their baby based on what they have learned, they are making an informed decision.
Making the best choice for your baby is a difficult path; but trying to parent unprepared will not provide a successful outcome and will also be extremely difficult...Please learn about your options and become educated about the path you are choosing for your baby.
1-800-553-2229 (BABY)
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Christian Child Placement Service
What the expectant mother does not understand is that the baby cannot fill the void all of those other people have left. The baby is going to demand so much from them and depend on them explicitly. The baby is going to rely on them for food, shelter, safety, a nurturing environment, emotional support, stability, and much more.
In many situations the unprepared mother finds parenting more difficult than expected or too difficult just after a few weeks or a few months of trying to make a go of it. The unprepared mother finds her decision to parent; ... unsuccessful.
You cannot be unprepared and parent successfully.
It takes a mature person to look at all of the options they have with their unplanned pregnancy. A mature person makes a decision in the best interest of the child.
A birthparent is selfless and puts the needs of their baby first; when the birth mom finds out about all of the options, gets educated about the options, and then make an educated choice for their baby based on what they have learned, they are making an informed decision.
Making the best choice for your baby is a difficult path; but trying to parent unprepared will not provide a successful outcome and will also be extremely difficult...Please learn about your options and become educated about the path you are choosing for your baby.
1-800-553-2229 (BABY)
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Christian Child Placement Service
Monday, October 18, 2010
I want to give my baby up for adoption, how do I do it?
The Christian Child Placement Service (CCPS) is a New Mexico Licensed Adoption Agency, and we will travel to you anywhere in the state of New Mexico so you can become fully informed about adoption.
After a birth parent finds out they are pregnant, they contact CCPS and more information about "giving a baby up for adoption" is provided.
Birth parents are thinking about their child's needs first when they look at all of their options with their unplanned pregnancy, they are setting their needs aside to think about what is best for the baby first.
At CCPS the birth parents select the adoptive parents they want to raise their baby.
A CCPS caseworker is available to take birth mothers to doctor's visits so they don't have to go alone.
After the baby is placed in the adoptive home pictures and letters can be provided to the birth parents if they desire communication.
Support is always available...whenever someone in an unplanned pregnancy needs us; we are here to talk night and day!
We continue to support the birth parents throughout the pregnancy and beyond, helping them get connected to resources that will aid them in life.
We here at the Christian Child Placement Service know that choosing the best option with your unplanned pregnancy is a very difficult decision. We want to provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision. If you want more information about how to place a baby for adoption please contact us.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
After a birth parent finds out they are pregnant, they contact CCPS and more information about "giving a baby up for adoption" is provided.
Birth parents are thinking about their child's needs first when they look at all of their options with their unplanned pregnancy, they are setting their needs aside to think about what is best for the baby first.
At CCPS the birth parents select the adoptive parents they want to raise their baby.
A CCPS caseworker is available to take birth mothers to doctor's visits so they don't have to go alone.
After the baby is placed in the adoptive home pictures and letters can be provided to the birth parents if they desire communication.
Support is always available...whenever someone in an unplanned pregnancy needs us; we are here to talk night and day!
We continue to support the birth parents throughout the pregnancy and beyond, helping them get connected to resources that will aid them in life.
We here at the Christian Child Placement Service know that choosing the best option with your unplanned pregnancy is a very difficult decision. We want to provide information on all of your options so you can make a fully informed decision. If you want more information about how to place a baby for adoption please contact us.
Christian Child Placement Service
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Adoption Awareness
Have you heard of National Adoption Awareness Month? Neither have many other people, yet adoption has touched more lives than you know. In fact, there is someone you know right now whose life is involved with adoption in some way, shape or form. Some of you may see that most of the attention adoption gets is negative about birth parents and adoptees.
November is National Adoption Awareness Month and we want to get the word out about the selfless acts of so many strong birth parents and their wonderful children they placed for adoption.
Encourage everyone you know considering adoption to find out more information about the process.
Birth parents should contact licensed adoption agencies because the information is FREE and CONFIDENTIAL!
We would love to serve you today!
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Christian Child Placement Service
November is National Adoption Awareness Month and we want to get the word out about the selfless acts of so many strong birth parents and their wonderful children they placed for adoption.
Encourage everyone you know considering adoption to find out more information about the process.
Birth parents should contact licensed adoption agencies because the information is FREE and CONFIDENTIAL!
We would love to serve you today!
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Christian Child Placement Service
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Britt Nicole Walk on the water LYRICS!! Song: "Lost get found"
We are here to help, are you searching for answers? Give us a call and we would be glad to support you anyway we can and provide resources so you can make informed decisions.
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
Christian Child Placement Service
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
"One Less" - Song by: Matthew West
Matthew West wrote a song about adoption "One Less," he chose the title because when a child is adopted there is one less child that is in need of a home.
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Gianna Jessen Abortion Survivor in Australia Part 1
This is part 1 of the story of Gianna Jessen. She tells of her account of surviving a saline abortion at 7months gestation in an abortion clinic. What a God glorifying testimony! Please watch and pass it on!
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
Christian Child Placement Service
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Movie: Mother And Child (Trailer)
Realesd May 2010 "the movie "Mother and Child" (secular, rated R, fiction - from what I can tell), deals with members of the adoption triad - birth parents, adoptive parents, adoptees.
I have nto seen it yet, and am curious to. I wonder if it is in response to the movie Juno. Even though Juno was crass and crude in parts, it showed the raw side of a birth mother's experience in adoption, which is hard to watch, but ultimately set adoption as a positive option for birth parents. We may not all agree with Juno's means to an end, but the message was still that adoption is a good option that should be explored by those in an unplanned pregnancy.
No matter the outcome with this movie, we can all be thankful that adoption is getting more attention right now in areas other than news, politics and debates about abortion, and offering more opportunities for it to be discussed and considered. Whether we like the movie or not, I hope we will be willing to join in or start some healthy discussions about it with people. I am convinced that even the pro-abortion community can support the adoption option.
1800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Lullaby For a Birthmom
Michael Pearce Donley
Michael Pearce Donley's tribute to birthmothers. "Birthmoms are heroes," Michael says. "and it's time they had a song to honor them."
Christian Child Placement Services, Adoption Agency
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Michael Pearce Donley's tribute to birthmothers. "Birthmoms are heroes," Michael says. "and it's time they had a song to honor them."
Christian Child Placement Services, Adoption Agency
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Facing Life Head-On: Insider Exposes Planned Parenthood, (Part 2 Episode Clips)
Watch the full episode online at http://www.facinglife.tv/
Abby Johnson shares how just before the end of her employment with Planned Parenthood she took part in an abortion of a 13 week old unborn baby. Abby stated that she could see on the ultrasound monitor a perfect profile of the 13 week old baby before the abortion.
During the abortion Abby stated that she could see on the monitor the probe that is used in the abortion to remove the baby from the uterus began to poke the baby. Abby reported that the baby was trying to get away from the probe and that the baby could feel being aborted.
Abby stated as part of her job at Planned Parenthood she answered questions that the women had. She reported that many of the women that asked her questions, asked "Will my baby feel the abortion?" and she told them NO. Abby stated she was trained to say that the baby's don't feel the abortion by Planned Parenthood proving again that Planned Parenthood lies to women.
We provide options counseling on ALL of your options with your unplanned pregnancy; we provide free services for you so you can make a fully informed decision about your unplanned pregnancy.
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Facing Life Head-On: Insider Exposes Planned Parenthood (Part 1 Episode Clips)
Watch the full episode online at http://www.facinglife.tv/
Abby Johnson shares how Planned Parenthood does not provide the options counseling they say they do. She stated that the "family planning" department of Planned Parenthood agenda is not to share all of the options a woman has with an unplanned pregnancy, but to encourage the woman to get abortion.
Before a woman may even know she is pregnant at week 3, the child's sex cells form, the foundation of the brain forms, the spinal cord and nervous system began to form. At week 4 the child's heart beat begins, eyes, ears, and lungs also began to form...all before she has missed her first period. Abby stated that Planned Parenthood would not have shared this information with a woman sitting in their clinic.
We provide options counseling on ALL of your options with your unplanned pregnancy. We don't have an agenda like Planned Parenthood; we are here to provide a free service for you so you can make a fully informed decision about your unplanned pregnancy.
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229 (BABY)
Thursday, September 9, 2010
To Save A Life - Official Teaser Trailer [HD]
TO SAVE A LIFE: A movie that contains stories of suicide, attempted abortion, divorce, placing a child for adoption, and yet in the midst of all the tragedy…true LIFE. It may sound like an odd juxtaposition…but that’s what happens when a person invites Jesus into their heart…Like in the movie, the main character Jake Taylor had tried to find life in many things: popularity, alcohol, sex, and sports….In the end those things left him feeling thirstier, not to mention had some serious consequences. When the character accepted Christ into his heart, there was a profound change. His life was saved, and …In turn Jake wanted “To Save a Life.”
If you have tried to find satisfaction in the world, and the world has left you for dry, maybe you should turn to the one who says: “Jesus answered, "Everyone who drinks this water [literal water] will be thirsty again, but who ever drinks the water I give him will never thirst. Indeed, the water I give him will become in him a spring of water welling up to eternal life." John 4:13
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
1-800-553-2229
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
"Facing Life Head On" Episode Marked for Death: Part Two
Episode Clips:
This week's episode of Facing Life Head On is a continuation of abortion survivor Melissa Ohden's powerful story. Watch the full episode online at http://www.facinglife.tv/ to hear how Melissa discovered her past and pursued a reunion with her birth parents.
1800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
This week's episode of Facing Life Head On is a continuation of abortion survivor Melissa Ohden's powerful story. Watch the full episode online at http://www.facinglife.tv/ to hear how Melissa discovered her past and pursued a reunion with her birth parents.
1800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Project Truth : A Youth Defence Project
A beautiful unborn baby in the womb...Take a look!
If you would like to learn more about abortion facts, adoption and all of your other options with your pregnancy please contact:
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
If you would like to learn more about abortion facts, adoption and all of your other options with your pregnancy please contact:
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Monday, August 30, 2010
Facing Life Head-On, Episode 20: Marked for Death: Part One
Melissa Ohden’s tale of surviving an abortion is remarkable. In part one of this two-part series, we’ll hear her tale of survival, learn the details involved in a saline abortion, and find out how Melissa’s tragic history turned into a story of love and adoption.
Watch the link for the amazing story:
http://www.facinglife.tv/episode/season_4/episode_20/episode_420.html
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Watch the link for the amazing story:
http://www.facinglife.tv/episode/season_4/episode_20/episode_420.html
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Pastor AJ Hamilton Testimony
Pastor AJ has a redemptive story, of being saved from abortion to be given LIFE. If you know anyone who is pregnant and considering an abortion, encourage them with this story and the possibilities of life for their child.
Also if she wants someone to talk with, we are available to compassionately speak with her about abortion and all of her options.
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Monday, August 16, 2010
Everything to Me
This song by Mark Schultz was written to his birth mom who placed him for adoption as a baby. What an incredible song of thankfulness to the birthmom, and the parents who raised him.
Christian Child Placement Service, Adoption Agency
1-800-553-2229 (BABY)
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Friday, August 13, 2010
Why choose this adoption agency?
Benefits of placing a child for adoption with the Christian Child Placement Service Adoption Agency:
- Our services are FREE
- We are a licensed adoption agency
- We provide tailor made adoptions
- We have caring professionals that can see your needs are met
- Our goal is to meet the needs of everyone involved in the adoption process
- Birth parents choose the adoptive family to place the baby in
- We travel the state of New Mexico, we come to you...you don't have to come to the agency unless you want to
- We are local in New Mexico and will support you before and after an adoption placement
- We provide free pregnancy tests
- Transportation to doctors visits and other appointments is provided
- Pregnancy options counseling is provided for everyone in an unplanned pregnancy
- We will share truthful abortion information
- We provide pregnancy information
- We provide baby/fetal development information
- Information and education on sexually transmitted disease (STD) is provided
- Factual parenting information is provided
- Legal expense coverage for adoption
- Housing and living expenses possible
- Coverage of medical expenses (where applicable)
- We believe that adoption is the most loving and unselfish decision and we will support you in your choice
- Prospective adoptive couples are interviewed, have home visits from a caseworker, receive criminal background checks, medical clearances, references, psychological screening and much more!
- Prospective adoptive couples provide emotionally secure two parent homes and come from financially secure back grounds
- Birth parents choose the level of openness they want with the adoptive family and child
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Blog for Adoption
The couples that are approved to adopt through the Christian Child Placement Service have to attend a two day seminar here on our campus before they are approved. This past weekend we held one of those seminars for prospective adoptive couples.
The couples learn about:
Why we study adoptive families and write a preplacement home study
Birthparents
Attitudes about adoption
How to tell the adoptee they are adopted
Openness in adoption
Fees
Legal Aspects of adoption
Placement decisions
Placemets ceremony
And much more!
Please contact us if you are considering placing a child for adoption and would like to learn more about the requirements adoptive couples have to meet befre they are approved to be prospective adoptive parents.
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
The couples learn about:
Why we study adoptive families and write a preplacement home study
Birthparents
Attitudes about adoption
How to tell the adoptee they are adopted
Openness in adoption
Fees
Legal Aspects of adoption
Placement decisions
Placemets ceremony
And much more!
Please contact us if you are considering placing a child for adoption and would like to learn more about the requirements adoptive couples have to meet befre they are approved to be prospective adoptive parents.
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Facing Life Head-On
The weekly pro-life television program, Facing Life Head-On, received a regional Emmy®.
Here is a link to the award winning episode:
http://www.facinglife.tv/episode/season_4/episode_1/episode_401.html
"Missy’s story is an inspiration to any woman who may be facing a high-risk pregnancy. With the help and support of Dr. Wechter, Missy was able to defy the odds and give birth to two beautiful children."
If you would like to learn more information about us please call:
1800-553-2229 (BABY)
or go to:
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Here is a link to the award winning episode:
http://www.facinglife.tv/episode/season_4/episode_1/episode_401.html
"Missy’s story is an inspiration to any woman who may be facing a high-risk pregnancy. With the help and support of Dr. Wechter, Missy was able to defy the odds and give birth to two beautiful children."
If you would like to learn more information about us please call:
1800-553-2229 (BABY)
or go to:
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Friday, July 30, 2010
Martian Child Official Movie Trailer
Martian Child is a movie that will inspire you to love children that are unloved in the world. This 2007 film tells a story of a recently widowed man, David Gordon (played by John Cusack) who decides to adopt a 6 year old boy who has been abandoned in the world. Although the adoptive father is discouraged by some critics from adopting, he says “I don't want to bring another kid into this world. But how do you argue against loving one that's already here?” This is a must see movie!
Friday, July 23, 2010
Who would God adopt?
As I was going through applications, and the section that indicates the type of child the adoptive family would like to adopt, I began considering what God would write in the blanks. Who would God desire to adopt? This is what I think it would look like....What do you think?
Prospective Adoptive Family Application
Name: GOD
Type of child desired
Number of children willing to adopt: As many as willing to accept my invitation. My house is big! (John1:12, John 14:2)Age: infant, child, teen, adult, elderly! Any and all! (John1:12)
Race: Invites people from every nation, tribe, people and language (Revelation 7:9)
Medical conditions willing to accept: Gladly welcomes and has compassion for children with a handicap or disability (Mark 6:53-57, Mark 3:1-5, Luke 14:21-24).
If you would like information on adoptions, please don't hesitate to call us!
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
International Adoption
An article on adoption in the online magazine Christianity Today talks about international adoption.
Click the link to read the article:
http://www.ctlibrary.com/ct/2010/july/10.18.html
We are here to help anyone in the adoption process, birth parents, adoptive parents, and adoptees.
Contact Rachelle or Malisa and we would be glad to help anyway we can!
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Click the link to read the article:
http://www.ctlibrary.com/ct/2010/july/10.18.html
We are here to help anyone in the adoption process, birth parents, adoptive parents, and adoptees.
Contact Rachelle or Malisa and we would be glad to help anyway we can!
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Birth Moms Deserve Our Respect
For some Moms, giving their children the best chance at a good life means making the most excruciating sacrifice of all: placing them up for adoption...
The link below is to a Newsweek article talking about birthmoms:
http://www.newsweek.com/2010/05/20/birth-moms-deserve-our-respect.html
Please contact us if you would like to learn more about adoption:
Malisa & Rachelle
1800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
The link below is to a Newsweek article talking about birthmoms:
http://www.newsweek.com/2010/05/20/birth-moms-deserve-our-respect.html
Please contact us if you would like to learn more about adoption:
Malisa & Rachelle
1800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Monday, July 19, 2010
What does God think about adoptions?
Have you ever wondered what God thinks about adoptions? It seems that it is a very important question if you are a Christian and at all considering adopting. Consider a passage in Ephesians 1:3-6 that shares a message about adoption:
“Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places, 4even as he chose us in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and blameless before him. In love 5he predestined us for adoption through Jesus Christ, according to the purpose of his will, 6to the praise of his glorious grace, with which he has blessed us in the Beloved.”
It seems from reading this passage that adoption is not the idea of men, but it comes straight—from God. “In love he predestined us for adoption.” This passage indicates that adoption was not an afterthought of God’s; it was not a backup plan. As author John Piper states, “He didn’t discover one day that against his plan and foreknowledge humans had sinned and orphaned themselves in the world, and then come up with the idea of adopting them into his family. No, Paul says, he predestined adoption. He planned it” (Piper 2004 ). If you are considering adoptions, be encouraged that it is God’s idea, plan and purpose. By adopting ourselves, we model a plan that God has set in motion before the foundation of the world!
Rachelle Stephenson
I welcome Rachelle as a new employee to the agency. I am also pleased to have her perspective for the blog and every aspect of the adoption process.
If you have any questions about adopting or placing a child for adoption please contact Rachelle or I and we would be glad to help you any way we can!
1800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
“Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places, 4even as he chose us in him before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and blameless before him. In love 5he predestined us for adoption through Jesus Christ, according to the purpose of his will, 6to the praise of his glorious grace, with which he has blessed us in the Beloved.”
It seems from reading this passage that adoption is not the idea of men, but it comes straight—from God. “In love he predestined us for adoption.” This passage indicates that adoption was not an afterthought of God’s; it was not a backup plan. As author John Piper states, “He didn’t discover one day that against his plan and foreknowledge humans had sinned and orphaned themselves in the world, and then come up with the idea of adopting them into his family. No, Paul says, he predestined adoption. He planned it” (Piper 2004 ). If you are considering adoptions, be encouraged that it is God’s idea, plan and purpose. By adopting ourselves, we model a plan that God has set in motion before the foundation of the world!
Rachelle Stephenson
I welcome Rachelle as a new employee to the agency. I am also pleased to have her perspective for the blog and every aspect of the adoption process.
If you have any questions about adopting or placing a child for adoption please contact Rachelle or I and we would be glad to help you any way we can!
1800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Monday, June 21, 2010
Blogging Adoption
Birth mom's and birth dad's think about their child's needs first when they look at all of their options with their unplanned pregnancy.
After birth parents find out they are pregnant, then contact us they receive options counseling and more information about adoption.
We continue to support the birth parents throughout the pregnancy, helping them get connected to resources that will aid them in life.
We help the birth parents formulate goals and life plans; many have finished their GED, started college, gotten a job or began the path to do these things.
The birth parents select the adoptive parents they want to raise their baby.
After the birth of the baby the birth parents relinquish their parental rights.
After the baby is placed in the adoptive home pictures and letters are provided to the birth parents if they desire communication.
Follow up support is always available from us; we are here to talk night and day!
If you want more information about how to place a baby for adoption please contact me,
Malisa Williams @ 1800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
After birth parents find out they are pregnant, then contact us they receive options counseling and more information about adoption.
We continue to support the birth parents throughout the pregnancy, helping them get connected to resources that will aid them in life.
We help the birth parents formulate goals and life plans; many have finished their GED, started college, gotten a job or began the path to do these things.
The birth parents select the adoptive parents they want to raise their baby.
After the birth of the baby the birth parents relinquish their parental rights.
After the baby is placed in the adoptive home pictures and letters are provided to the birth parents if they desire communication.
Follow up support is always available from us; we are here to talk night and day!
If you want more information about how to place a baby for adoption please contact me,
Malisa Williams @ 1800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Adoption Website
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
The above website is a wonderful resource for those considering placing their child for adoption.
Visit our website and contact us so we can walk you through the adoption process. As a licensed adoption agency we have caring professionals that can see your needs are met.
There is so much to understand and consider when contemplating placing your child for adoption, let us help you understand the process.
1-800-553-2229
The above website is a wonderful resource for those considering placing their child for adoption.
Visit our website and contact us so we can walk you through the adoption process. As a licensed adoption agency we have caring professionals that can see your needs are met.
There is so much to understand and consider when contemplating placing your child for adoption, let us help you understand the process.
1-800-553-2229
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Making the best choice for your baby.
Some women who get pregnant that are unprepared to parent still choose to parent. One of the reasons they choose to parent unprepared is because they want someone to love them. They think that the baby will provide all the love they need, even when their back ground has lacked the love they needed from their parents, boyfriend, husband, etc.
What the expectant mother does not understand is that the baby cannot fill the void all of those other people have left. The baby is going to demand so much from them and depend on them explicitly. The baby is going to rely on them for food, shelter, safety, a nurturing environment, and much more.
In many situations the unprepared mother finds parenting more difficult than expected or too difficult just after a few weeks or a few months of trying to make a go of it. The unprepared mother finds her decision to parent; the self centered decision to parent ... unsuccessful.
You cannot be unprepared and parent successfully.
Choosing to parent unprepared is selfish.
It takes a mature person to look at all of the options. A mature person can make a decision in the best interest of the child.
A birthparent is selfless and puts the needs of their baby first when they find out about all of their options, get educated about the options, and then make an educated choice for their baby based on what they have learned.
Making the best choice for your baby is a difficult path; but trying to parent unprepared will not provide a successful out come...So learn about your options and become educated about the path you are choosing for your baby.
1800-553-2229 (BABY)
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
What the expectant mother does not understand is that the baby cannot fill the void all of those other people have left. The baby is going to demand so much from them and depend on them explicitly. The baby is going to rely on them for food, shelter, safety, a nurturing environment, and much more.
In many situations the unprepared mother finds parenting more difficult than expected or too difficult just after a few weeks or a few months of trying to make a go of it. The unprepared mother finds her decision to parent; the self centered decision to parent ... unsuccessful.
You cannot be unprepared and parent successfully.
Choosing to parent unprepared is selfish.
It takes a mature person to look at all of the options. A mature person can make a decision in the best interest of the child.
A birthparent is selfless and puts the needs of their baby first when they find out about all of their options, get educated about the options, and then make an educated choice for their baby based on what they have learned.
Making the best choice for your baby is a difficult path; but trying to parent unprepared will not provide a successful out come...So learn about your options and become educated about the path you are choosing for your baby.
1800-553-2229 (BABY)
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Friday, June 11, 2010
What adoptive parents will raise my baby?
Adoptive parents have to "jump through hoops" to be parents.
Adoptive parents are screened before they can "qualify" for parenting your child.
The screening of the prospective adoptive parents is a long process and includes home visits by a social worker, interviews, criminal background checks, medical clearances, psychological screenings, and much more.
We have families that are waiting to adopt that have finished the screening process.
Choosing adoption and placing your baby into an adoptive home is a selfless act! Thinking about your baby’s needs first and setting your feelings aside takes a lot of courage.
Call us today to look at adoptive family profiles to select a prospective adoptive family for your baby.
1800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Adoptive parents are screened before they can "qualify" for parenting your child.
The screening of the prospective adoptive parents is a long process and includes home visits by a social worker, interviews, criminal background checks, medical clearances, psychological screenings, and much more.
We have families that are waiting to adopt that have finished the screening process.
Choosing adoption and placing your baby into an adoptive home is a selfless act! Thinking about your baby’s needs first and setting your feelings aside takes a lot of courage.
Call us today to look at adoptive family profiles to select a prospective adoptive family for your baby.
1800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Thursday, June 10, 2010
How do I start the adoption process?
How do I start the adoption process?
Just call us we are licensed adoption professionals and we will walk you through the process. You are not making a commitment to release your baby for adoption by just calling to collect information.
We can help you understand what the options in adoption are.
We can also inform you with the screening process what the prospective adoptive parents do to prepare for adopting a baby.
The more information you gather and learn about adoption the more help you have to make the right decision for your baby.
A concern that some people may have is:
"If I release my baby for adoption, people will talk about me."
People are likely to gossip about whatever your decision is. You need to make the best choice for your baby and for you. We all have had to survive gossip in school and elsewhere, learning to tune out the people that talk a lot helps us be happier people.
Since people are going to talk no matter what, make it clear you chose to think about your baby's best interests...they will admire that!
For more information call:
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico/
Just call us we are licensed adoption professionals and we will walk you through the process. You are not making a commitment to release your baby for adoption by just calling to collect information.
We can help you understand what the options in adoption are.
We can also inform you with the screening process what the prospective adoptive parents do to prepare for adopting a baby.
The more information you gather and learn about adoption the more help you have to make the right decision for your baby.
A concern that some people may have is:
"If I release my baby for adoption, people will talk about me."
People are likely to gossip about whatever your decision is. You need to make the best choice for your baby and for you. We all have had to survive gossip in school and elsewhere, learning to tune out the people that talk a lot helps us be happier people.
Since people are going to talk no matter what, make it clear you chose to think about your baby's best interests...they will admire that!
For more information call:
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico/
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Pregnant!
Deciding between Adoption and Single Motherhood...
Finding out you are pregnant can be some of the worst news you've ever received if you were not planning on getting pregnant.
Your life is not over; we are here to help you look at all of your options.
If you choose the option of placing your child for adoption your life will be freed up again to finish school, get your feet under you, so you can start a family when you plan it...not when it is unexpected.
We encourage you to look at all of your options with the pregnancy!
You have the power to take the situations life has handed you and make a good situation out of it.
Many difficult decisions need to be made, don't let what other people will say or think of you sway your decision. You are the one who should decide who can do the best job of raising your baby!
Get an accurate picture of adoption by calling us, we can help explain the adoption process to you and we will support you in whatever decision you choose is best for your child.
Get all of the facts about adoption.
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Finding out you are pregnant can be some of the worst news you've ever received if you were not planning on getting pregnant.
Your life is not over; we are here to help you look at all of your options.
If you choose the option of placing your child for adoption your life will be freed up again to finish school, get your feet under you, so you can start a family when you plan it...not when it is unexpected.
We encourage you to look at all of your options with the pregnancy!
You have the power to take the situations life has handed you and make a good situation out of it.
Many difficult decisions need to be made, don't let what other people will say or think of you sway your decision. You are the one who should decide who can do the best job of raising your baby!
Get an accurate picture of adoption by calling us, we can help explain the adoption process to you and we will support you in whatever decision you choose is best for your child.
Get all of the facts about adoption.
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
Monday, June 7, 2010
Single Parenthood
Have you ever felt afraid, alone, embarrassed, guilty, overwhelmed, in shock all at the same time? A positive pregnancy test for a single lady may emerge all of these results at the same time.
The baby that the single lady is carrying is not an accident! When a male and female have sexual intercourse the primary result could be a pregnancy. Some people who are partaking in sexual activity may not even regard that as a possibility when agreeing to have sex.
Whether or not the male and female thought about the possibility of getting pregnant they now find themselves with an unplanned pregnancy.
Decisions about raising the baby as a single mother, or making an adoption plan with a two parent family are both difficult ones.
The media does not portray adoption correctly most of the time just like they do not portray single parenthood correctly either. The media tends to glamorize single parenthood and put down making a responsible adoption plan. Single parenthood is so difficult, and the media does not show a realistic view of it normally.
If you would like to learn more about single parenthood, adoption, unplanned pregnancy, etc. please contact us at:
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
The baby that the single lady is carrying is not an accident! When a male and female have sexual intercourse the primary result could be a pregnancy. Some people who are partaking in sexual activity may not even regard that as a possibility when agreeing to have sex.
Whether or not the male and female thought about the possibility of getting pregnant they now find themselves with an unplanned pregnancy.
Decisions about raising the baby as a single mother, or making an adoption plan with a two parent family are both difficult ones.
The media does not portray adoption correctly most of the time just like they do not portray single parenthood correctly either. The media tends to glamorize single parenthood and put down making a responsible adoption plan. Single parenthood is so difficult, and the media does not show a realistic view of it normally.
If you would like to learn more about single parenthood, adoption, unplanned pregnancy, etc. please contact us at:
1-800-553-2229
http://www.adoptnewmexico.org/
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