Sentences with phrase «think of an adoptive family»

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

Not exact matches

When you're thinking about adoption for your baby, there are so many factors to consider: your baby's future, of course, but also the wants and needs of your baby's father, your family, his family, the hopeful adoptive family, the adoption agency, the hospital staff, etc..

When I think of the direction and inspiration God gives each of us (birthmoms and adoptive couple) through the process to make a family happen it never ceases to amaze me.

One thing I've learned in this journey of adoption is that there are more similarites between birth families and adoptive families than I ever initially thought there would / could be.

As both an adult adoptee and an adoptive parent, I think part of me is hungry to see my family reflected back at me somehow.

I was adopted and I thought, I'm going to feel so much more connected to this world if I have a baby out of my body, and that baby looks like me, and looks like Scott, if I look into it's eyes and see myself, but really what made me feel connected to the world was meeting all of these adoptive families who have similar stories.

I also made a list of qualities in an adoptive family that I required, and thought through my vision for our relationship.

Lately I am being bothered by some of the postings of adoptive families (I am not painting you in a big brush or talk about all but i think you know what i am talking about) specially «Mommas of these brown eyed boys and girls» as Kim here describe them.

If it is determined that one of our rescued dogs might not have that long left to live, but is not thought to be suffering or whose symptoms can be appropriately managed, a foster or adoptive family may opt to provide that dog with a home where he or she can comfortably spend their time remaining loved and medically cared for until it is time to say goodbye.

One of the first thoughts that comes to mind for a potential adoptive family is, «How much Does Adoption Cost?»

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?

You will also think about the type of adoptive family you wish for your child.

The initial thoughts of an open adoption relationship may be scary for both the birth parent and adoptive parents but as a relationship builds between the two families, the openness becomes comfortable.

: / I think we, as adoptive moms, can lead by example when one of our family members (or friends) adopt, by doing precisely the things you've mentioned.

To be honest, I think Open Adoption has fewer costs because all the work of «blocking» birthparents from adoptive families is not necessary.

Professionals urge adopted children and youth, and their adoptive families, to think through their contact and expectations and prepare for a range of potential emotional reactions.

When many people think of being a foster or adoptive parent, they imagine a young child joining their family.