Experience Morph’s One’s Ideology Experience morphs one’s ideology. This is so true in parenting. We come to parenthood with all types of ideas and theories. We plan to parent certai...
Guest Blog by Elijah Thomas First off, I am no adoption expert. I don’t recommend what I did for everyone. Ultimately I think I did this so that my birth father wouldn’t have the opportuni...
There is so much more to caring for a child from a different cultural background than haircare. Make sure that your giving your child everything they need to grow up and form their identity in the bes...
Grade: Transfiguring Adoption awarded this book 5 Hoots out of 5 based on how useful it will be for a foster/adoptive family. [Learn more about our Hoot grading system here] From the Cover of Parents ...
I’ll be the first to admit that I hate doing crafts with kids. Our house is full of people and gets cluttered quickly. I find myself struggling to find places for all the crafts kids do. ...
From the Cover of All a Part of Life by Shamielle Alston: “I was killing myself slowly! I had relinquished everything and had accepted the fact that I would be nothing more than a bitter old wom...
I avoid online foster care and adoption groups like the plague these days. I have found I do not have the emotional energy for the drama and judgement that can be as prevalent in these groups as they ...
Foster and adoptive parents have the difficult job of creating an nurturing environment for children who have come from traumatic places. However, many children themselves are unsure of their own feel...
From the Cover of Adoption At The Movies by Addison Cooper: “For the adoptive family that loves to watch movies, this is the ultimate collection. With a film for each week of the year, Addison C...