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Adoption is Life-Changing.
The adoption journey is an emotional one, for all parties. An expecting mom is making a courageous, though heart-wrenching, decision to trust the well-being of her child to a family she is only just beginning to know, and a hopeful adoptive family may have been longing for years for a child to welcome home.
To add to an already emotionally charged process, the layers upon layers of regulations and requirements are enough to make anyone’s head spin. With stakes about as high as they get, the thought of missing a critical step is unimaginable.
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Guidelines for Post-Adoption Contact Frequency
Imagine you're on a road trip, cruising down the highway with the windows down and the wind in your hair. Just like the car's speedometer, the frequency of post-adoption contact acts as a guide, helping to maintain a steady connection between birth parents and...
Adoption Pros: The 3 Essentials You Can’t Ignore
Embarking on the adoption journey is a big deal, filled with emotions and a bunch of decisions that can be overwhelming. Whether you’re eagerly waiting to welcome a new family member or navigating the complexities of placing a child for adoption, having the right support can make all the difference. That’s where an adoption professional steps in.
5 Steps to Adopting from Foster Care
When discussing adopting a child from foster care, it’s important to distinguish it from “fost-to-adopt”, which usually involves fostering a child with the potential to adopt that child later. In this context, we’re focusing on adopting a child directly from foster care.