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Can I see the baby after birth?

September 17, 2020

Yes. You can decided how much, or how little, contact you would like to have with the baby after birth. Some Birth Mothers wish to hold the baby and take picture, while others wish to have little or no contact with the baby. Whatever your decision, please know there is no right or wrong. It is whatever feels right and makes it easier for you.

Many Birth Mothers, choose to have the Adoptive Parents change, feed, hold and begin the bonding process while at the hospital. You may find it comforting to see how they interact with the baby. This is your time to form memories you can cherish, and to find a sense of closure and peace with your decision. Seeing the Adoptive Parents showing the baby love and care can be comforting. Just choose what feels right to you, and rest assured your wishes will be respected.

FAQ Group: Birth Parents

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