There are 1 million+ embryos currently in frozen storage in the US. Because of the great need to find adoptive families, Christian Adoption Consultants (CAC) offers an Embryo Adoption Consulting Program as a life-affirming solution. |
Embryo adoption is the legal adoption of embryos that have been frozen during in vitro fertilization (IVF). Embryo adoption allows the adoptive parents to carry their baby through pregnancy and give birth to their adopted child. For over 50 years, in vitro fertilization (IVF) and other assisted reproduction technologies have helped build many families. However, the success of these programs have created a surplus of frozen embryos. When a couple goes through the IVF process, there are often remaining embryos. Those embryos are stored for future use, destroyed, donated to science, or can be donated to an adoptive family. Embryo adoption allows the family with the remaining embryos to select a hopeful adoptive family for their embryos. This offers the embryos the potential for life. The adoptive family can use the embryos, giving the adoptive mother the chance to carry her adopted child through pregnancy and give birth. |
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Starting the embryo adoption process can feel overwhelming, but don’t worry! We‘re here to walk you through each step of the process. CAC offers you an experienced, personal Adoption Consultant to walk with you step by step through your adoption. In addition, you’ll have the support of our entire team of 20+ adoption professionals (including 2 licensed social workers) who have more than 120 years of combined adoption experience. The typical timeline for embryo adoption is between 8-13 months from the initial application paperwork until the embryo transfer. CAC will provide advice and guidance through the steps of adoption such as: embryo program referrals, application paperwork, family evaluations, home study, family profiles, letters to donors, openness in adoption, matching process, contracts and frozen embryo transfers. |
+ Are you concerned about passing genetic disorders to your child?
+ Have you had recurrent in vitro fertilization (IVF) failures?
+ Do you have concerns about the high cost of IVF or creating more human embryos?
+ Do you want to give the option of life and a loving family to waiting embryos?
+ Are you answering the call to adoption and believing in redeeming the lives of these frozen embryos?
+ Do you have embryos stored that you would like to donate?
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