Our First Holiday Season as an Adoptive Family
Our family's joint celebration of Chanukah and Christmas is the meshing of two faiths, two traditions, and two very lucky parents.
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Share photos of your child with the family pet!
Holiday Photo Contest
Meet the winner, Tessa, and the finalists.
Halloween Photo Contest
Meet the winner, Carley, and the finalists.
Back-to-School and Fall Fun Photo Contest
Meet the winners, Everett and Aveline, and the finalists.
Summer Fun Photo Contest
Meet the winner, Oliver, and the finalists.
Recent Blog Posts
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A Working Mom’s Diary: Tearful Mornings and Peaceful Nights
A few weeks ago, I returned to work after two blissfully busy months as a stay-at-home mommy. I'm thankful for the full-time work and benefits, but it's nearly impossible to say goodbye to Miles every day.
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Keep the Compliments Coming!
The attention we receive as a transracial family is nothing compared to the attention Miles gets for being such a handsome, good-natured baby.
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My New Life as a Return-to-Work Mom
Leading up to my first day back in an office, away from Miles, I was overcome with mixed emotions and had long crying jags.
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Our Boy Is Our Joy
We always knew adopting would make us happy...but we didn't know HOW happy.
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Unemployed? No, I’m in Transition: My New Chapter of Life as a Stay-at-Home Mom
I am still seeking work, but now I have a new title while doing so: "Stay-at-home Mom" to my newly adopted son Miles. This is a title I've wanted for years and feel especially blessed to be here now.
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Celebrating Adoption: Our “Welcome to the World” Party for Miles
The Jewish word “verklempt” means overwhelmed with emotion, and I think we really gave new meaning to the term that day. I was so touched that people had driven up to three hours to come see us.
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Our Failed Adoption
Dear birthmom214. I’m sorry if I offended you or somebody about adopting a foster child. Believe me, I know these children are going through a…...
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Our Failed Adoption
Dear birthmom214. I’m not sure if you wrote this reply about my comment about adopting a foster child. Believe me, I know what these kids…...
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6 Adoption Questions from Hopeful Adoptive Parents
This is an excellent post. It captures and answers succinctly the typical questions hopeful adoptive parents ask. As the mother of 3 adult adoptees, I…...
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Our Failed Adoption
your selfish you wouldn’t adopt from foster care! do you see what those poor children go through they beg for some one to love them…...
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Our Failed Adoption
just because the mother changed her mind does not mean that all of the belongings you bought went to waist you could still be matched…...
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Adoption Expert Q&A Webinar: Love Me, Feed Me
I am in the process of adopting my 11yr old niece and 6 yr old nephew. My niece has been in my care at least…...
