Birth Parents
Why choose an Alabama-licensed agency?
A Angel Adoptions is a small, licensed, private agency right here in Alabama. No matter what city you live in, we can come to you. We are not a voice on the end of the phone located in another state. We can only imagine how you must feel at this very moment … overwhelmed, confused and wondering what is best for you and your baby. You might be feeling anxious and scared, or have a feeling of not being in control. We understand, and we can help! Also you can read our informative post: Why Should I Choose A Private Adoption Agency In Alabama
Making an adoption plan
It’s okay to consider an adoption plan for your baby. You may not be able to parent this child for many different reasons … you may be financially struggling, you may not be ready to be a parent, you may be raising other children, your child’s birth father may not be a part of your life, or you may not have family support. For whatever reason you choose adoption, it is a loving and responsible plan to want your baby to have the kind of life that you dream of for him or her. There is never any cost to birth mothers for our services. For more information, you can read: How to give my baby up for adoption in Alabama
Our promise to you
Our clinical social workers and staff have many years of experience working with pregnant women. We are very passionate about our work, and can be reached 24 hours a day, seven days a week. When you need us, we are available! Supportive counseling is provided to you during and after your pregnancy for as long as you need us. We will hold your hand and guide you through the adoption process. It is very important to our agency that you have good feelings about your adoption plan, the adoptive parents and A Angel Adoptions.
Give us a call
Don’t be worried about what is going on in your life or with the pregnancy. We work with women who have emotional problems, addiction issues, trouble with the law, financial problems, and women who have had very little or no prenatal care. We care about you and your baby, and if we are not able to help you directly, we will do our very best to provide appropriate referral sources. Remember, most women choose an adoption plan because they and/or their families have life stresses of their own, so are not able to raise this baby. Perhaps your primary reason for choosing adoption has a lot to do with the birth father of your baby. Adoption is often very different from what you see on TV or read in the papers. No matter what your circumstances are, we are here to help you to help yourself and find the right family for your baby!
Recent Posts
“Guilt”
Hello, my name is Suzanne Peden, and I’m a clinical social worker. I’m also the owner of A Angel Adoptions. If you live anywhere in the state of Alabama, I would love to work with you. I will come to you so you don’t have to worry about transportation. In
Pregnancy & Addiction
Video Transcript: Hello, I’m Suzanne Peden. I’m a clinical social worker, but I’m also the owner of A Angel Adoptions. So for many years, actually this year is 39 years, since graduate school, I have been working in the adoption field. One of the topics I’d like to talk about
Working With A Angel Adoptions
Hello, I’m Suzanne Peden, and I’m a clinical social worker, but I’m also the owner of A Angel Adoptions. We are a private, licensed agency in Helena, Alabama, just south of Birmingham. If you live anywhere in the state of Alabama, I would absolutely love to work with you. I
The Adoption Option
Are you thinking about the adoption option? If you are, then you’re at the right place. Hello, I’m Suzanne Peden, and I am a clinical social worker, but I’m also the owner of A Angel Adoptions. I started working in the adoption field 37 years ago, but about 21 years
National Adoption Month
November is National Adoption Month As we approach the holidays and the Christmas season, be especially mindful of birth families and infertile couples. For pregnant women making an adoption plan, more specifically those due around the holidays, future Christmases may forever be connected to memories of the birth of their
Interview With A Birth Mother
(The following is part of an actual conversation with a birth mother who recently placed her baby for adoption through A Angel Adoptions. She is aware that this is being posted on social media. Some identifying information has been deleted or altered due to confidentiality concerns.) (Suzanne) When did you
To love something is to let it go
to allow freedom
to grant space
to be not heavy clouds
but gentle winds
to be not the fence
but the open path
to be not the lock but the key,
for the greatest of embraces
end with open arms
permitting the ones loved
to turn or return
as they wish.