by Wyoming Children's Society | Sep 18, 2026 | Birth Mother, Blog
Being pregnant in rural Wyoming can make an unplanned pregnancy feel especially isolating. The nearest hospital, pregnancy resource, or adoption agency may be hours away, and transportation is not always simple. In a small community, privacy can also feel harder to...
by Wyoming Children's Society | Sep 16, 2026 | Birth Mother, Blog
If you are pregnant and living with someone who does not know you are considering adoption, you may feel like you have no private space to think. Maybe you live with your parents, partner, roommate, relatives, or the baby’s father. You may worry about someone seeing a...
by Wyoming Children's Society | Sep 14, 2026 | Birth Mother, Blog
If you are pregnant and receiving treatment for substance use, you may wonder, can I choose adoption if I’m in drug or alcohol treatment? In many situations, you can still explore adoption while participating in residential treatment, outpatient care, recovery...
by Wyoming Children's Society | Sep 11, 2026 | Birth Mother, Blog
If you are pregnant and dealing with legal problems, you may wonder, can I choose adoption if I’m in jail, on probation, or facing legal problems? In many situations, you can still explore adoption and begin making a plan for your baby. Being incarcerated, facing...
by Wyoming Children's Society | Sep 9, 2026 | Birth Mother, Blog
If you are pregnant and involved with the child welfare system, you may wonder if you can choose adoption if you are in foster care or involved with DFS. Maybe you are a young woman currently in foster care. Perhaps your other children are living with relatives or in...