We had just begun the adoption process and were looking forward to the day when we would welcome home our new daughters from Haiti . It was the very b...
Read MoreWe had just begun the adoption process and were looking forward to the day when we would welcome home our new daughters from Haiti . It was the very b...
Read MoreMiddle school is a hard world. I sent you off filled with excitement and apprehensions about lockers, combinations, teachers, lunch times and homework...
Read MoreArtificial Twinning is a term used in domestic adoptions to describe the process of adopting two children at the same time who are less that nine mont...
Read MoreWhile riding on a bus in Korea my friend Mark bent his face close to mine and said, Adopting children transracially is a journey of a thousand miles. ...
Read MoreA few evenings ago, I stood with the small group of moms in the lobby of my childrens' dance school and peered through the window at my son's beginner...
Read MoreMaybe I should have left my name off this one. Perhaps I could have been one of the anonymous writers who change their name to protect their identity....
Read MoreHeritage cannot be sealed and bottled, to be spooned. To survive, with all its powerful headiness and ability to sustain a sense of self and well-bein...
Read MoreWhen my husband Ralf and I adopted our first child, Paul, in 1989, we knew virtually nothing about raising a child from another culture. We knew very ...
Read MoreIt was very late and my middle daughter and I were the only ones still awake. I rose stiffly from the sofa and muscles weary from my labors. My daught...
Read MoreLast summer, RainbowKids.com readers joined our family in a wonderful journey of hosting a child from Russia. Daily I posted the ups and downs, ...
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