“She’s So Lucky”
As an adoptive mom, I used to bristle when told that my daughter is "so lucky." But I began to rethink that comment when my daughter's biological grandmother was the one who made it.





Embracing the challenges of adoption requires a sense of humor
As an adoptive mom, I used to bristle when told that my daughter is "so lucky." But I began to rethink that comment when my daughter's biological grandmother was the one who made it.
Has it really been three years since my daughter was born? These memories about caring for a newborn and spending time with her birth mother remain fresh in my mind.
How do you handle the most unusual phone call you'll ever have -- that first conversation with a prospective birthmother? Here's what I did.
When I wrote to our daughter's biological mother as usual, but didn't hear back for six months, I began to worry. And to check her out on Facebook.
Your adoption profile book is one of the most important first impressions you'll ever make, and you'll want it to speak volumes about you. Here are tips for creating a book that gets noticed.
A startling discovery leaves me questioning whether I should contact my daughter's biological father.
Could it do more harm than good to introduce Beth's adoption at school? Will she be forever labeled?
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