Mothers who are single by choice defy stereotypes and redefine the notion of family in today’s world. Their journeys are full of intention, resilience, and unshakable commitment to creating a loving environment for their children. While each story is unique, these women share experiences and qualities that can inspire and teach us all. From independence to emotional strength, there's much to be learned from their way of life and the principles they embody. Read More...
Adopting a foster child is a life-changing decision that should not be taken lightly. To ensure the best possible outcome for everyone involved, you need to take the time to prepare carefully.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to get ready to adopt a foster child.
Talk to Your Family
Talking to your family is an invaluable step when preparing to adopt a foster child. This step will help you to understand their feelings and attitudes about the concept of adopting. Read More...
Did you recently give birth? If you're wondering, "Can I give my baby up for adoption after I give birth?", you have options. Before you make any decisions, take a look at what you need to know about your choices, adoption, and the next steps.
Is There a Specific Time-Frame for Adoption?
Even though many biological mothers choose to place their baby for adoption during pregnancy, you don't necessarily have to. Read More...
When you are a teenager and you are discovering how exciting getting out and dating can be, you are probably overwhelmed with trying to figure out what to do and how to get started. There are some tips that can help you figure out what to do when it comes time to date.
Communication
You and the person you want to take out may spend your days trying to not get caught staring at each other, but that means you aren't talking to each other. Read More...
If you have decided to go through with a pregnancy and place your child in a different home, rather than terminating the pregnancy, there is a good chance that you might have strong emotions post-placement. This can be difficult for you because you might have other children that you need to take care of or a job that you need to go to. Here are some tips for getting through the first few months or year after you place your child so that your suffering and emotional distress is as minimized as possible. Read More...