If you are pregnant again and know that you don’t want another abortion, know that additional options are available. You should only make a decision you feel comfortable with.
New Beginnings of Winchester will help you understand your remaining options: parenting and adoption. After learning the facts and the resources available for either option, you can make a confident choice.
We’re here for you. Keep reading to learn more.
What Are My Options?
If you don’t wish to end your pregnancy, your options are parenting and adoption. Both options mean you’ll carry your pregnancy to term. However, the end results are different.
We’ll help you gain clarity on each.
Should I Parent?
Every parenting experience is different. Some women find it challenging, while others find it rewarding. Before making a pregnancy decision, it is helpful to consider the following questions:
- What do I know about parenting?
- What excited or worries me about this option?
- Will the baby’s father be involved?
- Can I provide a safe, stable environment for myself and my child?
- Do I have a strong support system?
Selecting a pregnancy option is a significant moment in your life. We’ll discuss your questions and address your fears.
It’s crucial to weigh your current situation and learn what can help you succeed. Circumstances can change, so it’s critical to consider what you want for your future and what provides the most peace of mind.
If you decide to parent, we provide parenting education, material aid, and community resource referrals. You won’t be alone if you embark on this journey.
Should I Place My Child for Adoption?
Many myths surround adoption. Though you might have heard the term “giving up a child,” adoption involves placing your child in a family to raise and care for them.
Making this decision can be emotional for some women and fulfilling for others. Learning everything you can about adoption will help you make an informed choice.
Choosing adoption means you create a plan that determines the level of contact you have with the adoptive family and your child. You can also select the adoptive parents and build a relationship with them.
Adoption can be challenging for some women, but resources are available. Reputable adoption attorneys, specialists, and agencies can help you decide whether this option is best. They’ll discuss your rights and the support you can receive, including coverage of adoption-related and medical expenses. Your well-being is the priority.
We’ll explain this option and direct you to qualified adoption specialists who can help you explore this path further. This is your pregnancy; you alone can decide.
Free and Confidential Information
New Beginnings of Winchester is here for you with options information, resources, and more. We won’t pressure you to make a specific choice; instead, we’ll provide the facts and education needed to take the next step.