Adoptive Parents

Are you looking at a domestic infant adoption, but are somewhat overwhelmed at the possibility of finally becoming a reality? Choosing adoption to build your family is a magnificent act of love. It will, however, need a lot of preparations on your end. Here are some simple ways to help you prepare yourself and your […]

One of the dreaded items in the adoption checklist is the home study. Most prospective parents invariably think that going under the microscope is an invasive experience. But think of it as a crucial step nearer to finalizing your A Act of Love Adoption and taking your precious child home. The good news is that

Joyce Maguide Pavao once wisely said, “Adoption is not about finding children for families, it’s about finding families for children.” Is your family ready to be that family for a precious child? Are you both spouses ready to be parents? Dealing with the Struggle Before Moving on to the Adoption Process Both spouses should be

Bringing your child home and being able to call him or her your own is an unforgettable experience that changes your life forever. Adoption is an act of love that brings so much joy for the whole family. However, there are some things you should not forget once you take that first step towards adoption.

Please come and support Act of Love Adoptions Fundraiser on December 5th starting at 5:00 p.m. for early shopping. Act of Love staff continues to serve its clients each day with the most progressive and first-rate services. Act of Love Adoptions is committed to providing confidential, best-practice services to birth parents and adoptive families. With

Adoption can be one of the most beautiful events in a couple’s life. Having a beautiful baby placed in your arms after years of waiting is life changing. The road leading up to this moment can be rough and wonderful! If you ask couples that have been placed with a child, there is usually a

Knowing Your Child’s Medical History An addition to your family via adoption can be an exciting prospect. You can just imagine the joy of holding your adopted child in your arms and being able to call him your very own. However, in the thrill of bringing your child home, it’s easy to overlook important details

Preparing Your Child for His New Adopted Sibling Adoption is not only a significant event in the lives of the birth parents, the child and the adoptive parents – this life-changing decision also affects other family members, especially the children. If you are anticipating the addition of another family member through adoption, you also need

Adoptive Parents, join in this wonderful opportunity provided by National Council for Adoption, this coming Saturday, June 15, 2013 for the 2013 National Council Adoption Conference, Leading Change from Within Aspire.Plan.Create., at the Buena Vista Palace in Orlando, Florida. NCFA sponsors an exciting day for adoptive parents to gain more knowledge in the adoption process.

Amy and Dan lived in a big city in Michigan. However, it was still very difficult to find jobs. Amy was able to work part-time at a fast food restaurant and Dan was able to work small odd jobs here and there. They had a 2 1/2 year old son to support. They wanted to