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Pam Kroskie of Bloomington, Indiana, hopes a new children’s book will inspire young adoptees to open up about their feelings surrounding their ad

There are 35 foster kids in the Indianapolis area who have a lot more weight in their backpacks today thanks to the Indianapolis Colts. As reported

When a woman becomes pregnant, she ultimately has three options: raise her baby, abort her baby, or place her baby for adoption. When I became preg

Good communication between a parent and child is one of the most important gifts in life. When done correctly, the seeds you plant when your childr

In 2005, there were 46,000 children adopted internationally, and nearly 23,000 children found a new home in the U.S. Ten years later, the number of

It was a tearful reunion at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport for Jenelle Harris and Andrea Akanmu. Both girls were placed for adoption as

He raged inside his cell, ready to explode. Cursing the officers and social workers alike, he spewed spittle and body fluids over every available s

As parents, we make innumerable choices for our children that we hope will give them the best advantage in life. As college becomes more expensive

Isaiah is an energetic, loving 8-year-old boy. He enjoys playing sports; his favorite ones are football and basketball. Isaiah has a personality th

When deciding to adopt internationally, choosing the right country can be the most difficult part of the process. There are country requirements to

This Is Us has been, hands down, my favorite TV show for the last two years! It traces the story of the very unique Pearson family. Through the cre

Prior to my husband and I adopting two children, I only knew of adoption what I saw portrayed in the media. In my mind, adoption was a place for se

On July 26th, Pete and Kaycee Stanley of The Reel Hope Project were presented a check for $10,000. The occasion took place at an Elk River Rotary M

Where there is adoption, there is hope. There is hope in the paperwork, the interviews, the background checks. There is hope in the waiting, the wo

The organization 44 Women of Orangewood has spent the last several years raising scholarship money for youths who have aged out of the foster care

Summer is flying by, but you still have time to connect with your kids by having a few more adventures together this summer. Need some ideas to add