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Open and Closed are Not Types of Adoption!
Are you thinking about adoption but feeling overwhelmed by all the options and terminology? One area that can be confusing is the different types of adoption communication. So today, we’ll break down the differences between open, semi-closed, and closed adoption communication and clear up some misconceptions.
Adoption Made Faster: Consider Adding Outreach
Adoption is a beautiful way to start or expand a family. However, the adoption process can be overwhelming and expensive. One approach to help hopeful adoptive families increase their chances of finding an expecting mom and having a quicker and less expensive adoption is through adoption outreach. In this blog post, we will discuss the pros and cons of adoption outreach.
3 Ways to Respond to “When Are You Going to Have Kids?”
Are you tired of being asked the same question at family gatherings or social events: “When are you going to have kids?” If so, then you are not alone. It’s a question that many people struggle to answer, particularly if they are experiencing infertility or considering adoption.
That’s why I wanted to share with you my latest blog post, which features 5 responses to the dreaded question. In this post, you’ll find out how to answer the question truthfully, with humor, or by simply ignoring it altogether. These responses are designed to help you set boundaries and feel more confident in your interactions with others.
Adoption Home Visit: What to Expect and How to Prepare
The home study process is an important step in the adoption process, and it can be a bit intimidating for families who are new to it. Many people wonder what the social worker will look for and what they will be assessing during the home visit. In this blog post, we will discuss what typically happens during a home visit, how to prepare for it, and what you can expect.
What to Expect During a Home Study for Adoption
The home study process is a critical step in the adoption process where prospective adoptive parents are reviewed and approved to become adoptive parents. This process can be intimidating, as you have someone from the outside reviewing you and your family. In today’s blog, we will be discussing some of the questions that are asked of you during the home study process.
When Should I Tell My Family I’m Adopting?
Telling your family that you’re adopting can be a difficult and emotional decision. However, these strategies can help make the process smoother and less stressful. By telling your family from the beginning, sharing resources, and setting boundaries, you can ensure that your loved ones are there to support you throughout your adoption journey.