Dear our youngest son, 
We remember the day I found out you were inside me. As you grew, I felt you kick, hiccup and glide in …
7
Sep
“I Don’t Want My Baby After Finding Out the Gender” – What Next?
As much as expectant parents say they just want a healthy, happy baby, many people have at least some desire for a specific gender — a …
3
Sep
10 Things Expectant Mothers Should Look for in an Adoption Agency
Whether you are ready to make an adoption plan or are still debating your options, knowing what to look for in an adoption agency can make the process easier.
13
Aug
I Thought About You
I thought about you, as the morning light burst through my windows. I think about me playing the role of your mother, not your birth mother; I’d jump on your bed jokingly, singing loudly in an attempt to wake you up.
30
Jul
Is Adoption Right for Your Unplanned Pregnancy? 5 Questions to Ask
An unplanned pregnancy can be a stressful and complicated time in a woman’s life. If you are in this situation, you may not be sure what path is best for you. If you are even slightly considering adoption, you have come to the right …
23
Jul
7 Hurtful Things People Say to Expectant Women Choosing Adoption
When you’re considering placing your baby for adoption, you are going through a unique emotional experience. If you decide to make an adoption plan and pursue this path, you will be looking for an adoption support team to help you through this journey. This …
20
Jul
Celebrating All Parents on Parents’ Day
In the adoption community, children possess two sets of parents to celebrate: their birth parents and their adoptive parents. Both sets of these parents can and should be celebrated this Parents’ Day.
16
Jul
“Open Adoption is Not a Sad Story” – Mariam’s Adoption Journey
When birth mother Mariam* learned of her unplanned pregnancy, she knew that abortion wasn’t right for her — despite the pressure she felt from her baby’s birth father …
6
Jul
What Happens When You Place Twins for Adoption?
11
Jun
3 Things I Wish You Knew About Birth Parents
Being a birth parent isn’t easy. Respect their space. Refrain from making assumptions, and remember a compliment and an open heart can go a long way!