Category Archives: Blogs

International Adoption Questions Children, whether they live in the US or are in other countries, have a right to a loving, caring family.  In the past, adopting in the US was a cumbersome prospect because of the red tape, the … Continue reading →

Post adoption depression With the Christmas season here and all the “holiday cheer”, it is a good time to remember that many individuals, including those who have just recently adopted a baby or child, could feel depression.  What?  Can someone … Continue reading →

Adoption plans, what are they? As you look into the process of adoption, either as a birth mother and one desiring to adopt a child, it is vital that you plan ahead.  An adoption plan is a guide for you … Continue reading →

A Blessing and a Half In just two short (now there short, nine months ago, we thought the day would never come) weeks, we are going to court with my daughter and her husband and the judge will pound his … Continue reading →

Over the river and through the woods, up the plane steps, a traveling we will go.  Yup, it’s that time of year when traveling to visit friends and relatives can or should be a fun time.  Traveling with an infant … Continue reading →

Things to consider when adopting The thoughts of a new baby or child, especially around this holiday season, are one that can excite even the timid soul.  Adoption is a joy, a great opportunity to help others, while bringing joy … Continue reading →

Placing a Child for Adoption Searching for information about adoptions can be a major challenge in today’s instant information world.  Where to go, what is good, what is correct and how do I know?  My blog is designed to lead … Continue reading →

This is a fun blog where I not only give urls to my online articles, but to other articles, I think those who are adopting or thinking of adopting will enjoy. The articles give great ideas, helps and advice to those giving up a child for adoption, those looking at international adoptions, those trying to adopt or wondering if adoption is for them, and those who would like to understand some of the concerns and hazards of adoption.
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