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A NEWBORN Baby in Kent, Washington

Yes! Many single parents in Kent have successfully adopted. If you're 25 or older with a stable home, we’ll help you through each part of the adoption, including background checks and the home study.

Kent's welcoming community and expanding adoption resources make single-parent adoption more accessible here than in many other cities. There are also local support groups designed specifically for single adoptive parents, ensuring you have steady support and reliable information throughout the process.

Washington law allows adoption at 21, but we typically work with Kent parents who are 25 and older, pass background checks, and demonstrate stability.

Home study professionals assess your household, financial readiness, and overall preparation for adoption. We explain each requirement clearly to make the process straightforward.

Each adoption is unique, just as every baby and family is unique. Some families choose to exchange letters and photos, while others prefer occasional in-person visits.

We work with both adoptive and birth parents to create an arrangement that respects everyone’s wishes while keeping the child’s best interests at the center.

Most families in Kent complete their adoption within 13 and 16 months. The area’s strong adoption community and experienced professionals help make the process smoother and more efficient.

We keep you informed at each stage so you feel confident and prepared.

If your child is born in Kent, finalization typically takes place in a Washington family court. We work with knowledgeable adoption attorneys to make the process as simple and stress-free as possible.

We’ll assist you through each stage of adoption, from picking a home study provider in Kent to matching with a birth mother and completing legal requirements.

Most Kent families adopt within 13-16 months, a much shorter wait than the national average of 2-7 years. The first step is an initial consultation, and from there, we handle the details while you prepare for your child.

Yes, you can share your gender preference with us. While being open to either gender may shorten wait times, we respect your choice and will work to find the best fit.

Kent’s growing adoption network has more flexibility than smaller communities, helping families find matches that align with their comfort level.

After finalization, your child will receive a new Washington birth certificate listing you as the legal parents. If your child was born in a Kent-area hospital, Washington’s Vital Records Office will be the office processing this certificate. It holds the same legal standing as any birth certificate and does not indicate adoption.

Absolutely! Many families from outside Kent adopt babies born in the city. We coordinate all logistics, from working with local hospitals to managing legal paperwork, so you can focus on preparing for your child.

A home study is a critical aspect of adoption, generally taking 2 to 3 months. Licensed professionals assess your home’s safety, financial stability, and overall readiness to adopt.

We connect you with trusted home study providers in Kent and ensure you feel fully prepared at each stage.