Adopted children

I welcomed these challenges because there will be issues that come up with biological as well as adoptive children. That is simply a part of parenting and that’s what I signed up for. We are excited to introduce Ian and Candace from Washington State along with their three children, Aidan, Donovan and Aiyana. Aidan and ...

Carolyn Twietmeyer and her husband, Kiel, had seven children when they decided to adopt just one more. So how did they end up with six adopted children from Africa, including two who are HIV-positive? It wasn't an easy road, Carolyn Twietmeyer writes -- but it's been worth it. By Carolyn Twietmeyer, special to TODAY MomsAfter years of grazing the topic of adoption with my husband, he finally agre

"My family doesn’t look like most. I am a white mama to three beautiful, brown children. And although most of the time we don’t notice, others around us do."

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Bethany Moore, a single adoptive mom of three, recently shared her experience with foster care and option adoption.

Think you could be the right family for an older child adoption? First, here are 10 things you need to know about adopting an older child.

WE ARE HOPING TO ADOPT AGAIN! We are so excited and anxious to grow our family through adoption again and make Josie a big sis. Please help us spread the word by sharing our posts and information w…

10 things not to say to your adopted children is great advice from an adoptee perspective. Be sure to check this out!!

Adopted children face unique challenges, we can help them by encouraging self-expression and creating a warm environment.

Between 1 and 5 percent of U.S. adoptions get legally dissolved each year. Some children are put up for “second-chance adoptions.”