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Category Archives: Adoption
It’s Him – Our Adoption Story
It’s Him – Our Adoption Story written by Henry A, a Featured Blogger for Mom at Last Continue reading
Foster care adoption on the rise in the U.S.
USA (MNN) ― Times have changed in the adoption world, and Buckner International has watched it happen. Since 1984, Buckner has been placing children into adoptive families has seen changes in adoption trends over the years, particularly in the last … Continue reading
Russian Themed Adoption Shower Ideas
Do you have a friend growing her family through the adoption of a child from Russia? Would you like to celebrate her joy on the referral of their little Russian “dorogaya” (darling) with an adoption shower themed to their new … Continue reading
Adopting children in care may soon be made easier
The government is looking into a system that will make it easier for people to adopt children living in institutions by allowing their natural parents to remain in touch, Family Minister Chris Said has said. The Gozitan minister, who is … Continue reading
Posted in Adoption, Domestic Adoption, Open Adoption
Tagged Adoption, Adoption Process, Domestic Adoption, International Adoption
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“Adoption” Needs to Become a Buzz Word of America
Feb. 28 was “Adoption Day” in the Kurlander residence, and we held a celebration to mark the date that our daughter Hannah joined our family. We commemorate the day in 1999, when, after an exhaustive 24 hour trip from New … Continue reading
The Story of a Dad at Last: A Baby Makes 3
…and baby makes 3 As many of you know, my Husband and I want to be Fathers. It is a desire that we both share that at the most difficult of times is all consuming. At the best of times … Continue reading
An Adoption Story: What Might Have Been
FOUR years ago, when I was 24, my mother handed me a case file on myself. I had long known that I was adopted as an infant and that my birth mother had died in a car accident several years … Continue reading
Mom and Mom – Same-sex couple shares parenthood
When Dylan, a shy 2-year-old with a pixie haircut, calls out “mama,” it’s tough to know which parent she means. Michelle Fraker is the only parent listed on her daughter’s birth certificate. But Dylan usually says “mommy” when she means … Continue reading
Posted in Moms, Same Sex Adoption
Tagged Adoption, Same Sex Adoption, Same Sex Couples, Same Sex Parenting
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Adopted Russian Children in US Maintain Homeland Ties
Russia may suspend adoptions to U.S. parents over concerns about the treatment of some children. Last year Moscow lifted a previous ban after signing an agreement with the United States to provide safeguards, but Russian officials now say that agreement … Continue reading
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