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My husband and I are about to have our homestudy approved (throught Wide Horizons) and need to finalize what country we are adopting from. Our decision has come down to Korea and the Philippines. We love what we've heard about the Philippines program, but prefer to adopt a very young infant which we've heard isn't always the case.
What are people's experiences with how young children are when they come home from the Philippines?
(I hope this question is phrased legibally, I am a Master's student and I've been writing for 12 hours!! Time to eat dinner!)
Stephanie
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marivir
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Hi, we will have a newborn filipino baby (or < 1 or 2 mo old baby) that we wish to give for adoption in approx May 2004 timeframe.
Baby will likely be born in Pennsylvania.
Parents of this child have already produced intelligent, good-looking children.
Please inquire for more details; we are looking for loving couple who will make this baby part of their family. There is no expectation of future visits from natural birthparents.
Jake
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Hi Stephanie,
WE used WHFC for our adoption. We were going to adopt through the PI, had our homestudy sent over and everything. But since we had 3 sons already and were hoping for a little girl 0-2 yrs, our wait was going to be very long. That was ok, untik we started looking at the waiting children from Korea. WE traveled to Korea in Aug. to bring home our Emma who was 8 1/2 months old at the time. SHe's One today. The babies in the PI are not even eligible to be placed fop adoption until they are 6 months old. It is a longer wait for girls than for boys. Hope this helps Shelley