Adopting? How to adopt or foster a child, baby or orphan

Let me start by saying that my credentials for writing this article are numerous. I have a daughter, Olivia (name has been change to preserve her p

Y’all, life is hard. It’s so hard. And the older I get the more forgiving I become because I realize that I mess things up a lot and a

Open adoptions are becoming much more commonplace in the realm of domestic infant adoption, with the great majority involving some degree of relati

Everyone loves a good story. We can sit for hours looking at “Restored Faith in Humanity” videos or stories on the Ellen show that leave us in

Question: What is the single most important piece of advice you would give someone who is hoping to adopt domestically? Answer: Check your ego at t

Placing a child for adoption isn’t something people dream of doing. It isn’t something you just decide one to do on a whim one day, and you don

I often tell people that my family and I are blessed to have a “perfect” open adoption. When I say this two conflicting thoughts enter my head:

So, you’ve decided to adopt and want to share your journey with friends and family (and maybe strangers too) on a blog. I love adoption. And blog

Sarah’s son and daughter were removed from her and her husband’s care when they were 5 and 11 years old, respectively. After nearly two years a

Holly Romero and her husband had been praying to adopt, but they didn’t think they would be adopting a teen. She’d looked through a lot