Foster Care & Adoption - Becoming a parent for kids who need a home

So, you’ve decided to adopt! You are embarking on a selfless, exciting, and rewarding adventure. While it would be great to wave a magic wand and

These days, Thanksgiving has received a makeover. Thanksgiving is now the holiday of gratitude. There are so many different ways that you can incor

*Editor’s Note: This is an opinion piece and reflects the opinion of the author, not Adoption.com itself. With thousands of children in the

What do the Coyotes, the Suns, the Diamondbacks, and the Cardinals all have in common? They are all sports teams in Arizona! Arizona could be the p

California is the land of wine, movies, and big dreams. It is also a sunny place to raise a family. If you are considering adopting a child in Cali

Foster care and adoption is a long, hard journey. When you do either, or both, you will find you will likely lose friends, but you will gain a comm

If you’re considering adopting a child in Ohio, you most likely have a lot of questions concerning eligibility, requirements, and how on earth to

It’s a Hard Knock Life When people think of orphan kids, scenes from the movie Little Orphan Annie come to mind. You know, the ones with litt

Listing something to be thankful for each day in the month of November has become a popular activity in recent years. This 30-day challenge aims to

I inwardly groaned as the electronic voice let me know that I had eight new messages on my cellphone. It had been a brutal week. I dragged my noteb

In the United States, there are around half a million foster children. In 2006, the amount of foster children in foster care CT waiting to be adopt

So you’re considering adoption in Nevada? As of FY 2018, according to the AFCARS Report, Nevada had 4,532 children in foster care, and 1,664 of t

Finding the perfect gift can be stressful. Add to that, the stress of finding the perfect adoption-related gift, and it can be overwhelming. There

Sleep, baby, sleep, or so the poem goes. Chances are if you are a parent, the simplicity and ease of the poem can be frustrating to say the very le

The faith community has long been the cornerstone of many good works and movements throughout U.S. history. From the abolitionist movement in the 1

All parents basically want the same things for their kids, right? Good health, happiness, opportunities—to be loved someday by someone as much as