We adopted our son as a newborn through Catholic Charities. He’s now three years old. I remember the waiting period well. It was stressful. Waiti

Adoption Counts is celebrating their one-year anniversary of helping children and families. The organization has erected a giant bee sculpture for

“It’s important to realize that we adopt not because we are rescuers. No. We adopt because we are rescued.” – David Platt There is a true

Growing up, I recall being introduced to adoption as something people with money did. I didn’t even know it as a way to grow a family, but rather

Beginning the adoption process is exciting, scary, and all around overwhelming. It is full of ups and downs, but once you take your baby home, it�

When I first started writing this article, I figured it would be a fun history lesson, but what I found surprised me. The subject of which presiden

Senator Richard Burr has introduced the Intercountry Adoption Act of 2018 with co-sponsors Senator Roy Blunt (R-NC), Senator Ben Cardin (D-MD), Sen

A recent report by the State Department has shown an 80 percent decline in international adoptions since 2004. There is much speculation as to the

1. A cultural name won’t fix the problem, nor will a Western one. While adoptive parents have the legal right to change their adoptive child’s

When our family was considering adoption, we felt strongly led to adopt domestically from the United States. However, we have friends who felt stro

With a full-time job and a toddler at home, I grimaced at the thought of adding another show to my watchlist, but after a deafening promotion for T

I am a single mom by choice. I am proof that adopting as a single person is possible. And I am not alone. A growing number of single adults are cho

I have always said that there are two things I will measure my success as a parent on. One, I want our son to know Jesus. And two, I want him to kn

Anyone going through the adoption process knows that it is just that: a process. Unexpected events, delays, and new rules can be created without an

    10 Adoption Facts You Should Know The most common form of adoption in the U.S. and Canada is stepparent adoption. Adoption laws diffe

“Are there any other questions you might have?” It was our third and final visit with our social worker, Jen. She had been with us for the past