How Do I Pursue an Adoption When I Have Other Children? The prospect of adding a new child to your family can be incredibly exciting. Your children may be... Read More
What Should I Consider When Making Boundaries in Adoption? In an open adoption, boundaries help everyone in the triad. Specified boundaries help birth parents and adoptive parents... Read More
Where Can I Find Training about Being an Adoptive Parent? Imagine buying a brand-new car without doing any research, without asking any questions, and without taking it for... Read More
What Do I Do If I Want to Adopt, But My Spouse Is Unsure? Becoming a parent is a huge decision. If you are considering growing your family through adoption, you may... Read More
How to Celebrate New Years As a New Adoptive/Foster Family? Happy New Year! It’s hard to believe it’s already 2020! With another year and decade behind us already,... Read More
How Do You Celebrate Your Child’s Culture and Holidays? Feliz Navidad is more than just a song, it means “Merry Christmas” in Spanish. Adopting or fostering a... Read More
What Do I Need to Know to Parent a Foster Child? “Never trust your fears, they don’t know your strength.” Athena Singh Fear is potent, strong, and healthy. It... Read More
Why Are Foster Care and Adoption Training Required? If you are considering bringing a child into your family through adoption or foster care, you have likely... Read More
How to Celebrate Thanksgiving with My Foster/Adopted Child? Holidays can potentially be a very difficult time for a newly adoptive or foster child. This is especially... Read More
What Are Questions Adopted Kids Might Ask Their Parents? As a parent, I have learned that 20 questions an hour is part of our new normal. From... Read More
Is Open Adoption Good? Most adoptions that occur are either open or semi-open. Very few closed adoptions still take place. But, is... Read More
How Should I Talk About Adoption with My Children? When my sister Annie, was younger, my parents bought a book for her titled, Why Was I Adopted? ... Read More
