Adoption checklist

The excitement of beginning an adoption often overshadows some of the more difficult aspects of the process. However, as families progress through the various steps in their adoption, they becomeContinue Reading

The biggest adoption mistakes couples make and my best advice for steering clear of these mistakes to ensure successful adoptions and years of stress-free adoptive parenting.

A hospital checklist is very useful for an adoptive parent. Here are 10 must haves for every adoptive parent to be to take the hospital.

With anything in life, getting started is the hardest part. With adoption, it can feel really overwhelming. There's a lot to know and learn. We just went through the adoption journey and share the process we went through in the beginning. If you're planning to adopt a baby or child, let us guide you from our first hand experience and the resources we found to be helpful. From choosing the type of adoption, the agency, and home study...we cover it all! #adoption #adopt #infertility #adopting

Steer clear of the top 10 things NOT to include in an adoption profile to avoid the biggest adoption profile mistakes and create an amazing profile book!

This free printable Homestudy checklist for adoption and foster care will make gathering documentation easier.

Home Study checklist

Trying to adopt a baby can be extremely overwhelming and frustrating - especially when you first start the process. My wife and I have adopted three newborns over the past 10+ years. This is a very special episode of the IAG podcast. In fact, in over 60 episodes, there hasn't been one as special as

If you've ever wondered what to buy before adopting, you're not alone! Should you splurge on ALL the baby things or lay low until you're matched? Many adopting mamas wonder if they should register, throw a baby shower and be fully prepared with a well-stocked nursery, while some mamas don't want to go "all in" for fear of the long timeframe

Ok, "survive" may be a bit dramatic of a word. However, for those of us who are waiting (and waiting, and waiting) it can feel like full-on survival mode, can't it? How do people survive the adoption wait?