An outline of the home study/adoption preparation process is as follows: The application is the first step. This process is usually completed within 4-8 weeks. Expedited home study services are available. Meetings take place at Tapestry’s office, the client’s home and some times virtual meetings are held in addition. We…
Today, we’re going to dive into a topic that might be sensitive, but important to discuss – putting an older child up for adoption. Adoption can be a life-changing decision, and it’s vital to consider all the factors involved, especially when it comes to older children. Definition and Importance: First…
Discovering that you’re expecting a baby is an exciting and life-changing moment. However, not everyone is immediately ready to share this news with the world. Whether it’s for personal reasons or cultural traditions, there are various valid reasons why someone may choose to keep their pregnancy a secret. In this…
Step parent adoption is the legal process in which a step parent becomes the legal parent of their spouse’s child. This is an important step for many families in Indiana, as it grants legal recognition and rights to the step parent, as well as providing emotional and financial benefits to…
When considering adoption, one important step in the process is the home study. But what exactly is a home study, and why is it so crucial? Let’s dive in and explore the ins and outs of home studies for adoption. A home study for adoption is a comprehensive evaluation of…
Considering whether or not to pursue adoption for your unborn child is one of the most challenging—and important—decisions you’ll ever make. Indiana adoption is much the same as it is in other parts of the country, with some state-specific regulations to consider. Unplanned pregnancy is a complicated situation, but it…
An unplanned pregnancy is a challenging situation filled with many overwhelming emotions. Sometimes, you do everything to ensure safe and responsible intimacy, but you still end up with a positive pregnancy test. Whether it’s bad timing, you have decided you are done having kids, or you are simply not ready…
For an expectant mother, the adoption process can be very complicated. If you are a husband, boyfriend or even a family member, you may struggle with how to best support her. You may be experiencing grief and confusion yourself. However, as someone close to her, you will be the one…
For many the decision to adopt is arrived at following a season of grief, loss and disappointment. The scars of infertility and disappointment are often still fresh and hopelessness and even anger are still very, very close to the surface. If that describes you, take a moment and just breathe….
