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Guide To Talking With Your Birth Parents
If you are an adoptee who has searched for and found one or both of your biological parents, you are likely uncertain about how to approach your in
If you are an adoptee who has searched for and found one or both of your biological parents, you are likely uncertain about how to approach your in
The build up to finally meeting your adopted child can be so overwhelming and exciting that considering the next steps can easily slip your not-eve
Let’s face it – completing your home study can be a daunting task. It’s easy to feel nervous and overwhelmed at the thought of a social worke
So you’ve decided you want to adopt internationally, but you’re not sure from which country. Check out our guide to 10 of the most popular coun
When people don’t know about a certain topic, they tend to ask ignorant questions. Most of the time, they don’t mean anything malicious by it,
Considering adopting a child with Down syndrome? As the mother of a child with Down syndrome, I want to encourage you. Our son has been the best th
In domestic infant adoptions, the delivery and hospital stay of the child and biological mother is a tender yet nerve-wracking time for everyone in
One of the greatest joys of every day is waking up to the sound of my son happily singing in his room. He doesn’t speak yet, but the happy noises
When a woman making an adoption plan matches with a couple hoping to adopt, there are many emotions involved–excitement, fear, anticipation,
Making an adoption plan can be incredibly overwhelming. Choosing to place your baby takes a huge amount of thought and effort, and that’s only th