So I Was Thinking about Adoption...: Considering Your Choices

Not everyone is ready to be a parent. "So I Was Thinking About Adoption: Considering Your Choices" is for women who are faced with the life changing situation of an unplanned pregnancy. Outlining everything a woman needs to know, guidance for dealing with one's family and the father, and a step-by-step walkthrough for the process, it leaves nothing out. "So I was Thinking About Adoption" is a must for any woman who is facing a tough decision in nine months or less.

So I Was Thinking About Adoption... is an informative, helpful and straight to the point book. Small enough to fit in your purse, but packed with questions and answers to help may an informed decision. I love the journal areas and inviting images.

This attractive book is practical, personal and powerful to any woman considering adoption as a parenting choice. Written in a compassionate and straight-talking voice, it asks relevant questions and provides trusted resources to assist her in exploring adoption. This guidebook not only helps her navigate personal thoughts about adoption, but it also helps her talk to her family, friends and the father of her baby as well. To offer a realistic view the book highlights personal stories of others who have chosen adoption for their baby. Pregnancy resource centers, counselors and even Obstetricians should make this resource available to all of their clients experiencing an unplanned pregnancy.

This book is a beautifully crafted guide for women with an unwanted or unplanned pregnancy who wants to consider adoption... and I do mean CONSIDER. This book doesn't push or even guilt anyone into choosing adoption, but rather gives the facts and encourages women to make their own choice. Adoption is defintiely a choice, and should be more included when we are discussing pro-life or pro-choice approaches. Adoption is a beautiful third option that lets a woman who is abortion minded choose life for her child but not have to be a mom at this time. So truly, the best of both choices. This book is a wonderful guide and I hope that it receives the wide distribution it deserves. [...]

This new book is honest, easy to read, and doesn't pressure the audience into one perspective or another. I appreciate the smart graphics, not outdated like many of the materials for women in a position to research an adoption plan. This book asks the tough questions and is interactive in format. With so many books and support out there for people who want to adopt, it's about time there was an actual book for any woman facing her parenting options, including what an open adoption could be like. In addition, this book will make a great training resource for adoption advocates and for any person who may help a pregnant woman consider her choices. Well done!