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Infertility is the inability to conceive, and it is hard when you discover that it is stopping you from starting a family. The most difficult thing about it is that after all the unsuccessful treatments come feelings of helplessness, low self-esteem, and loss of control. This medical condition touches every aspect of your life and it presents a great amount of stress. As overwhelming as your situation may feel, there are ways to deal with it and reduce your anxiety. Continue reading →

The home study is a document your social worker writes about your family and it includes basic information gathered from interviews with your family as well as information provided by third parties. Continue reading →

The advantage of a domestic adoption is the fact that the child becomes the legal child of the adoptive family just as if he or she was born to them in marriage, which also comes with all the rights and duties that a parent-child relationship involves. Domestic adoptions are more transparent than ever before and they are considered to be healthier choices for birth families as well as for adoptive families. Here are some quick facts about domestic adoption you may want to consider when deciding on the adoption type. Continue reading →

They go by many names, like a dear birthmother letter, family profile, parent profiles, and adoption profile, but they all have one thing in common: they are written by people who are hoping to adopt a baby. Continue reading →

Whether you have recently adopted a newborn baby or are waiting to adopt, you should prepare in advance for talking to them about adoption. Children are smart, and they may ask you a variety of questions about their birthparents, as well as adoption itself, so it is better to feel prepared before the big talk. Here are some tips that you may find helpful when it comes to talking about adoption! Continue reading →

When people decide to adopt a baby, they usually fill their shelves with adoption-related books. But when your newborn baby finally arrives, consider making room for his or her very own adoption story, since that is the most intriguing of adoption tales. It is important to share your child’s adoption story with him or her from a very young age, and there is no better way than a homemade storybook. Continue reading →

Open adoption, in which some level of communication between birthparents and adoptive parents is required, is becoming an increasingly popular form of adoption. These open adoption arrangements are popular for a variety of reasons, like helping the adopted child to understand his or her background more completely, or helping birthparents better deal with the emotional choice of placing their child. Maintaining an open relationship with your child’s birthparents is beneficial, but not always easy. Here are some tips you can follow to ensure a successful and healthy open adoption!
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The adoption process is both joyful and stressful, and these feelings can quickly become overwhelming. Continue reading →