In addition to paid services there are a lot of online web sites, including adoption.com reunion registry that will help you find birth parents. This search engine allows you to look for someone at no cost, and you can add your information to  a data base for free. Also there are a large number of groups that offer services at no cost. These groups go by Search Angels who are people who for at little or no  cost will use resources available to them for a match on your information you provided. It can take some time when you try to find birth parents, so be patient but persistent.

Find Birth Parents -  Preparation

After you have started your research you’ll want to prepare yourself for the reunion.  First you’ll want to keep your expectations low and take it one step at a time.  Keeping the communications light and easy until you’ve gotten to know each other a little better.

This person or persons are really strangers to you so take it slow at first, allowing your new relationship to slowly unfold.  Once you’ve gotten to know each other a little bit you can then start to address the emotional topics which will of course arise.

Find Birth Parents – Don’t Rush

Take it slow and easy and everything will fall into place. And if things don’t go well at first you now have the rest of your lives to figure it out. They might be some hurt feelings or resentments but the important thing is to remember there is a healing process no matter how well or bad the meeting went.  But I am not trying to scare you I am just laying down the facts.

Good luck and happy hunting trying to find birth parents, and don’t worry the person you are searching for just might want to find you too.

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