Adopting? How to adopt a child or baby

While most prospective adoptive families go into adoption with an open mind and open heart, there are some who might begin the process who are eith

Ah! Arizona, the Grand Canyon State! Sunny skies, fresh air, and low humidity. What a great place to raise kids. If you are looking to complete an

You’ve signed all the papers and completed all of the background checks. Your home study is done or almost done, and it’s starting to seem real

Are you curious about transracial adoption? Wanting to learn more about the joys and challenges of parenting a child with a cultural background tha

A court decision on October 4, 2018 has major implications for future adoption cases. In Brackeen v. Rinke, Judge Reed O’Connor—a federal judg

Adoption is a worldwide act of love. Taking a child in and raising him up as your own is absolutely important today, especially in this world we li

In our family we are so blessed and thankful for adoption. That doesn’t mean we don’t recognize the loss that inevitably comes with adoption, b

Are you considering single parent adoption? Looking for some resources to help you along your journey? Wondering what options are open to you? Sear

If you have been touched by the gift of adoption, you probably know that November is National Adoption Month. National Adoption Month is all about

INTRODUCTION Welcome home. We know that you want to adopt a child. But you need information and guidance first. You’re probably wondering, “All

National Adoption Awareness Month has been celebrated monthly since 1995 when President Bill Clinton expanded the National Adoption Awareness Week,

We live in a world where we have grown accustomed to labels.  We are inundated daily with labels. These can include where you live, the car you dr

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Susanna Jones is a parenting coach who survived a traumatic childhood after the death of a brother and a disrupted adoption which resulted in her b

Adoptive families are often asked rude and embarrassing questions. Largely, the questions are asked by people who truly WANT to understand their fr

When we first decided we wanted to adopt and met with our adoption agency and they told us that they only have open adoptions, I was mad. I knew I