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If a pregnant teen decides to place her baby up for adoption, how can she be sure her child is going to a good home?

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If a pregnant teen decides to place her baby up for adoption, how can she be sure her child is going to a good home?

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Adoption agencies conduct careful screenings of prospective families to make sure they are committed to raising a child. In addition, the birth mother can meet with the adoptive parents to discuss any concerns that she may have. Contrary to popular belief, adoption does not necessarily mean the birth mother has no contact with her child. If you choose an open adoption arrangement, you may be able to receive letters, phone calls, or photos to keep you informed of your child’s progress. Even if you opt for a closed adoption, you can register with an adoption registry to make sure your child is able to contact you as an adult if he/she chooses.

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