Matched African American Baby Girl
African American baby girl due September 10th is matched with a great adoptive family.
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Hispanic/Caucasian Baby Boy Due December 2012
Birthparents S&C are making an adoption plan for their Hispanic/Caucasian baby boy due to be born in December 2012. Birthmom reports that she began prenatal care in June and used some THC during the first two months of her pregnancy. S&C are looking for an adoptive family that does not have any children. If you
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Born African American Baby Girl
Birthmom, B.T., is making an adoption plan for her healthy African American baby girl that was born on May 24, 2012. B.T. reports that she began prenatal care in the second trimester and used tobacco during the pregnancy. B.T.’s preference is for an African American or Bi-racial family to adopt her baby girl. If you
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African American Baby Girl – Due September 2012
Birthmom G.S. is making an adoption plan for her African American baby girl due around September 10, 2012, in Georgia. Birthmom reports that she is healthy, uses tobacco and has had limited prenatal care. G.S. is looking for an adoptive family with other children and a stay-at-home mom. If you are interested in this adoption
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Caucasian Baby Boy Due August 5, 2012
Birthparents, N&B, are making an adoption plan for their Caucasian baby boy that is due around August 5, 2012. The baby is expected to be born in Salt Lake City. The birthparents are looking for an adoptive family that does not have children and will provide a loving, caring home to spend time loving their
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African American Baby Due in August
Birthmom R.S. is making an adoption plan with birth father for their African American baby expected to be born around August 20, 2012. She is reporting some prenatal care and tobacco use. Her adoption plan includes finding a family with an African American parent or child. If you are interested in this situation, please contact
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Outreach situation:
Birth mother from New Jersey working with licensed Utah agency will consider home study approved families from the Eastern Region of the United States to adopt her full African American baby BOY, born June 27, 2012. Birth mother is requesting an OPEN adoption, to include pictures, letters, phone calls and visitation 2-3 times per year. Any interested families must have a current home
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Throwing Light on Adoption Myths
Are there misconceptions surrounding adoption? Could misconceptions cause fear and hesitation for a birth parent or an adoptive family? A Act of Love Adoptions would like to help you take a look at some of the possible misconceptions and shed light on these erroneous beliefs. Does placing a baby for adoption mean the birth parent
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Supporting Adoptive Families During Transition
Aug 28, 2009 by Tricia Masenthin Adopting a child represents a major life-changing event for a family. Learn how extended family members can help ease the transition. Whether an adoptive family has spent months or years preparing their hearts and home for a child, reality doesn’t set in until the child actually arrives home. Some
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