by Sarah Aguilera | Jul 10, 2020 | Adoption Information, Adoption News, Adoption Process, Adoptive Parents, Birth Mothers
5 of the Best Tips for a Successful Transracial Adoption Parents who adopt a child of a race that differs from their own face unique challenges. These adoptive parents have an extra responsibility of helping their child form a positive self-image as a member of their... 
by Grace Myers | Jul 8, 2020 | Adoption Information, Adoption News, Adoption Process, Birth Mothers
My Adoption Story My name is Grace Myers. I’m 19-years-old and was adopted as an infant. This is my story. I was born on May 3, 2001 in Spartanburg, S.C. I was born at 28 weeks weighing only 2lbs and 13oz. Due to my small size and fragile health, my adoptive parents... by Adoption Choices of Arizona | Jul 6, 2020 | Birth Mothers
Pregnant? Considering adoption? We are here to help and you can contact us now. We provide a private, adoption experience and offer our adoption services free of charge to all birth mothers giving birth in the state of Arizona. Professional legal and counseling... 
by Grace Myers | Jul 3, 2020 | Adoption Information, Adoption News, Adoption Process, Adoptive Parents, Birth Mothers
A Picture of a Single Parent Adoption In today’s modern society, families come in all different shapes and sizes. This is also true in the adoption world. In recent years, there has been an increase in “untraditional” adoptions, including single parent adoptions.... 
by Sarah Aguilera | Jul 1, 2020 | Adoption Information, Adoption News, Birth Mothers
LGBT+ Adoption Success Story Most adoption journeys begin with cautious optimism. The fear of not connecting with the child, unpredictable financial costs and the uncertainty of not being chosen as adoptive parents. These are all understandable realities for many... 
by Grace Myers | Jun 26, 2020 | Birth Mothers
Types of Birth Fathers: Known vs Unknown When it comes to birth fathers, there are two sides of the spectrum – known and unknown. Birth fathers have a choice to either become an identifiable member of the adoption triad or stand back and fade into the... 
