Adoption is a permanent, legal transfer of parental rights and responsibilities from  child's birth parents to the adoptive parents. Pregnant women looking to place their child up for adoption might have options as to how much involvement they wish to have in choosing the adoptive parents, depending on the law in the jurisdiction where the adoption takes place. Some families may choose an open adoption, which can allow the birth parents contact through phone calls, letters, or live meetings.
Adoption is a legal process that permanently transfers parental rights and responsibilities from a child's biological parents to adoptive parents. Pregnant women considering adoption have options on how involved they want to be in choosing the adoptive parents, depending on the laws of their state or country. Some families choose open adoptions, which allow for contact between birth parents through phone calls, letters, or face-to-face meetings.