Beginning her senior year of high school, Laura found out she was pregnant. Neither parenting nor abortion felt like the right choice. This is Laura’s story and why she chose adoption.

No two stories are the same. They're beautiful, messy, complicated. Here's a sneak preview of more stories that are coming out soon...

Brittni carried a lot of shame for past choices in her life.  She was battling loss and addiction, and life seemed to get worse before it could get better.  That's when she found out she was pregnant. This is Brittni's story and why she chose adoption.

Married and raising three children, Gwen and her husband were pregnant with their fourth child.  Pressured by her spouse to end her pregnancy, Gwen made an adoption plan instead.  She found an adoption agency in the phonebook and made the call.  This is Gwen's story and why she chose adoption.

At first, she had an incomplete picture of what adoption looked like, but then she learned how much of a say she actually had. This is Noelle’s story and why she chose adoption.

Katie did everything she could to make it work in order to parent her son. Six months later, she made an adoption plan. Some time passed, and she was faced with another decision to place for adoption. This is Katie's story and why she chose adoption (twice).

Already parenting her young daughter, Meredith found out she was pregnant a second time. However, this new pregnancy came with extra challenges in which Meredith realized it would be too difficult to parent her two daughters. She wanted to give them the life she felt they deserved. This is Meredith’s story and why she chose adoption.

Lacy was in high school when she found out she was pregnant. Life seemed out of control. Without support, a partner, and stability, Lacy decided to make an adoption plan. This is Lacy’s story and why she chose adoption.

No two stories are the same. They're beautiful, messy, complicated. We can't wait for you to watch. Here's the trailer for a sneak preview of what's to come.

"To me, this statement validates my place on this holiday. That as a birth mother, I should still be recognized as a mother," Jennifer said. At BraveLove, we believe birth mothers are mothers. Watch this short clip to see why.