Adopted children

I welcomed these challenges because there will be issues that come up with biological as well as adoptive children. That is simply a part of parenting and that’s what I signed up for. We are excited to introduce Ian and Candace from Washington State along with their three children, Aidan, Donovan and Aiyana. Aidan and ...

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Carolyn Twietmeyer and her husband, Kiel, had seven children when they decided to adopt just one more. So how did they end up with six adopted children from Africa, including two who are HIV-positive? It wasn't an easy road, Carolyn Twietmeyer writes -- but it's been worth it. By Carolyn Twietmeyer, special to TODAY MomsAfter years of grazing the topic of adoption with my husband, he finally agre

Bethany Moore, a single adoptive mom of three, recently shared her experience with foster care and option adoption.

If you are considering adoption, you've likely also considered the possibility of adopting a child in another state. Adoption attorney Jim Thompson and Joan Smith, District Supervisor with Adoptions From The Heart, speak with CreatingaFamily.org to explain the process: https://ow.ly/TN9H50Q5au3 #adoption #fostercare #kinshipcare

How do you advocate for your foster, kinship, or adopted child with FASD or prenatal exposure to drugs or alcohol? CreatingaFamily.org spoke to Jenn Wisdahl, COO of FASD United about advocacy, getting a diagnosis, school issues, and more: https://ow.ly/h90150PSxrA #FASD #prenatalexposure #adoption #fostercare #kinshipcare

WE ARE HOPING TO ADOPT AGAIN! We are so excited and anxious to grow our family through adoption again and make Josie a big sis. Please help us spread the word by sharing our posts and information w…

Think you could be the right family for an older child adoption? First, here are 10 things you need to know about adopting an older child.

Let’s remember our childhoods for a second. Happy-go-lucky times of joy and, sometimes, annoyance: our parents asking us to wash the dishes, to move away from the TV screen to not ruin our eyes, dressing up in 50 layers to not freeze in autumnal weather. The common denominator, though: the hugs, the warmth, the care, the love. And yet, some children have no such memories.