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There are over 2,100 kids and teens in foster care in Colorado. There is also a shortage of foster parents. Some children in foster care have physi

Are you an expectant mother who is considering an adoption plan for your unborn child? Are you a potential adoptive parent who is eager to learn mo

My personal story of how fostering heartbreak taught me to genuinely love my adopted siblings, starts with me in an extremely volatile and angry st

It’s summer, and baseball season is in full swing. Not only is America’s national pastime entertaining, but it also provides some education par

Ahh, the fourth of July, Independence Day, a day to spend time with friends and family celebrating our freedom. While preparing for our Independenc

Homeschooling used to be a controversial topic. However, lately, more and more parents are choosing this for their children’s education. For an a

Counseling can take on many different forms. Counseling can have a bad reputation, and people tend to think of it as a last resort. Counseling is a

If you’re looking for an amazing book about adoption for children and adults alike, look no further than The Not in Here Story by Tracey Zeeck. I

An adoption is a complicated process. When the prospective adoptive parent is a military member, the situation is even more complicated. Neverthele

Many people who eventually become foster parents have been thinking about it for a while. With roughly 400,000 children in the United States foster

Do you remember life before smartphones? Do you remember life before the internet? Do you remember life before MTV? Are you old enough to remember

When the skies didn’t open and the heavens didn’t sing: you were still mine and I’d defend that point through any storm. What on earth am I s

If you’re looking for information about foster care in Wisconsin, you’ve come to the right place to explore whether this is a good path for you

I don’t know about you, but being described as an “older couple” always makes me squirm a bit. It’s not necessarily how I think of myself.

Many hopeful adoptive parents have an idea of the type of child they would like to parent. Pink, giggling babies floating in blue clouds of blanket

As if there were not enough adoption terms with which to become familiarized, here is yet another: interim care. So what is interim care, and why i