Sentences with phrase «most of the adoptive families»

Not exact matches

Aside from getting to share some of this tour with Tariku and with my parents — who showed up and have been very supportive — the most meaningful part so far has been the opportunity I've had to meet so many other members of the adoption triad (that's adoption speak for adoptees, birth families, and adoptive parents).

The process is pretty opaque and most of the useful things we've gleaned have come from other adoptive families, who have been through a similar process.

Marianne enjoys supporting adoptive families, and she says advocating for women who are experiencing an unplanned pregnancy has been one of the most fulfilling aspects of her work.

Most women experience a great deal of comfort knowing the child is in a loving, secure, financially stable adoptive family, selected by them.

Working with behaviors is one part of foster or adoptive parenting that is often not very pleasant, but it's probably one of the most important pieces of helping children and families get back on track.

Many adoptive families have even found that with education and experience, the family members who were once most opposed to open adoption are now some of its strongest advocates.

Most adoptive parents found that fears dissipated when friends and family were able to develop relationships with birth family and better understand the birthparents» support of the adoptive parents and their commitment to the best interest of their children.

Most of all we want them to grow to be happy, kind, proud, strong people who know, every minute of their lives, that they are loved — by their adoptive family, their birth family, and their friends.

Most of our adoptive parents were not able to have their family on their own so they had to resort to plan b.

Most women experience a great deal of comfort knowing the baby is in a loving, secure, financially stable adoptive family that they personally selected.

Though the adoption tax credit provides a very valuable benefit to adoptive families, it is also among one of the most complicated tax law provisions.

The adoption tax credit provides a very valuable benefit to adoptive families; it is also among one of the most complicated tax law provisions.

While most American children still live with both of their biological or adoptive parents, family structures have become more diverse in recent years, and living arrangements have grown increasingly complex.

We believe one of the most rewarding sights to see in this organization is to see an animal with it's new adoptive family.

It will be you who spends the most time with your foster GSD, and it will be your recommendations which determine the selection of the right adoptive family.

Most of these fabulous creatures have already been paired with their loving adoptive families.

We believe that every dog or cat deserves the opportunity to experience life as a beloved member of an adoptive family, most especially those were previously viewed as nothing more than a piece of laboratory equipment.

To my mind, this is one of the most powerful aspects of the open adoption process facilitated by OA&FS: that the birth family selects an adoptive family to parent their child, and thereby knows that they are making a positive and proactive choice for their child's life.

We have the most extensive and diverse collection of resources for those struggling with infertility and for pre and post adoptive families.

Families who have a gender preference will wait longer for placement since most birthparents do not know the gender of their baby when they select an adoptive family.

By and large a proponent of more openness and adoption and in fact most of the work that I've done and research overtime the adoptive parents wanting even more openness because they really recognize how important it is both to the child in the family to maintain those connections.

This is an exciting day for our adoptive families, and most judges tell us they enjoy these hearings, too, since it's one of the few proceedings that civil court judges hear in which nobody is fighting over anything.

At Abrazo, we think that sounds about right, because who would know better than a mom who's placing what sort of parents she wants for her child and what available adoptive families appeal to her most?

The regional agencies help widen the pool of potential adoptive families and help match children awaiting adoption with the most suitable family as quickly as possible.

However, it is also important for adoptive families to realize that one of the most important things an adoptive parent can do to help orphans in their child's country is to complete post-adoption reports on time and encourage others to do the same.

Most open adoptions are characterized by: a) the birth parent (s) meeting and choosing the family for their child; b) the sharing of identifying information between the birth and adoptive family; c) the development of a relationship between the birth family and adoptive parents; and d) the maintenance of a relationship between the birth parent, adoptive parents, and adopted child throughout the child's childhood through pictures, letters and visits.

When most people think of an adoptive family, they usually think of families where all the children are adopted.

The adoptive families are more diverse than most states and generally more open to adopt a child with a variety of risks and special needs.

However, after the birth parent surrenders custody of the child to the agency, most adoption agencies will immediately place the child with the adoptive family and provide the family with physical custody of the child.

Beacon House utilizes the most flexible criteria for approving adoptive families, within the parameters of each state's law.

Foster parents are the most important source of adoptive families for children in the child welfare system.

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Creating a Family has the most extensive and diverse collection of resources for those struggling with infertility and for pre and post adoptive families.

This is recognition of the hard work and commitment of our adoptive families, who are caring for some of our most vulnerable children.»

Working in partnership with child welfare professionals and the community, our purpose is to support, educate, empower and provide a unified voice for Arizona's foster and adoptive families, with the goal of increasing the well - being and stability of Arizona's most vulnerable children.

Book by Debbie Riley, M.S. Parents will discover: • the six most common adoption stuck - spots • the complexities of adoption • the adopted teen's quest for identity • how therapy may help the adoptive families learn and grow together.

Toward the end of this middle childhood period, however, most children regain their certainty about the permanence of the adoptive family, he says.

The decision by state child support enforcement units of whether or not to pursue child support payments from adoptive families has caused much distress on the part of parents who adopt our country's most vulnerable children.

Many (if not most) of the articles are contributed by adoptive family members, and describe first hand personal experiences and insights or offer strategies that have worked for adoptive families.

The adoption tax credit provides a very valuable benefit to adoptive families; it is also among one of the most complicated tax law provisions.

Matching and placing older, significant needs youth with prospective adoptive families represents one of the most challenging aspects of permanency casework.

[3] In studies of adoptive families with at least one biological child and one adopted child, the sibling resemblance also tends be nearly zero for most traits that have been studied.

Most adoptions require a home study of prospective adoptive parents — an evaluation by a court - appointed social worker to provide an assessment of your home, your family, your finances and even your health.

The process of identifying the most suitable adoptive family for a particular child and the placement procedures differ in the various local and intercountry adoption programs.

Most birth mothers do not want to hurt the adoptive parents and feel that they have no right to intrude into the relationships of the adoptive family.

As the most stigmatized group due to their lack of biological ties, adoptive families would be expected to show lower well - being and poorer relationship quality than would the other family structure groups, and two parent biological families would be expected to look the most well adjusted.

While the adoption process varies from state to state, most adoptive families share a similar journey once they have decided which type of adoption is right for them.

Psycho - social issues and the most common diagnoses of children who were adopted; post-placement support and treatment services for the adoptive family.