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Originally Posted By Silvija
We have two sons (5 years and 2,5 years old). Does anyone have experience in adopting the child when already have children of theirs own? Sorry for my English, I am from Croatia...
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Originally Posted By sam
We are fostering to adopt and also have 2 sons, 6 and 10. They have adjusted beautifully to having a foster-sister. I tell them often how priveleged we are to be able to care for a child whose mom can't. Be sure to read alot first. There are some great resources at the library.
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Originally Posted By Mirjana
Hi, Silvija. I am also from Croatia (Zagreb). I have the same problem as you do. If you find any interesting information, please send me an e-mail: mpejic@efzg.hr
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Mirjana
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When we started the adoption process my bio sons were 3 and 8. When we brought our daughter home they were 4 and 9. My daughter was also 4. She transitioned into our family so well. You would never even know she was not bio. Now her and my son that is the same age are the best of friends. It's like having twins...:p
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My mother did that. I am adopted and she has 4 children that she gave birth to. My two youngest brothers are bi racial and still they are as good as my blood! What egsactly is your question? She loves us all the same, treats us all the same, I think it is a matter of who you can connect with. Some children you just fall in love with (your natural children or not) and some you just cant connect with. You will know in your heart! Good luck!
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