Looking for Your Child
If you relinquished a child for adoption, begin by writing down everything you can remember. Make a list of everyone who had knowledge of the event or was involved in any way, no matter how insignificant that data may appear. Parents, family members and family friends may have been involved in the adoption. They may even have known the adoptive family. Arrangements could have been made through a family doctor, attorney, or minister. Customarily, the parent looking for a child is the mother. Increasingly, fathers too are seeking children given up for adoption. (To locate a father, first locate the mother. Question her about his identity.) People to Interview
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