| Family Type: | Single Heterosexual Woman |
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| Children: | No |
| Location: | WA |
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| Religion: | Believes in God, spiritual |
dear expectant mother
Hello,
I have to say thank you from the bottom of my heart for considering me as an adoptive mom for your child. I want to let you know that I am ready to be a single mom. I own my home, I have a steady job that affords me flexibility to be there for a child, and I have a great community around me who will love and support a child as a member of our family.
I sit here in my living room, I can see a child growing up well in this home. I look out to my patio, where I can see them playing with our dog or. I look over to the kitchen and creating chalk art. I see them sitting on the stool in the kitchen telling me about their day as I cook dinner. We take afternoon walks where we meet up with friends at one of the many local parks and playgrounds.
I promise to love this child as my own and raise them to be the best version of themselves. Including making sure they are able to connect with their cultural heritage and to help facilitate their growth and self-understanding. They will also learn that our differences are what make each of us special and that everyone is deserving of love and respect.
Thank you for considering me as an adoptive mom for your child. It would truly be my life-long honor and privilege to raise your child.
Katie
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About Me
I work with vendors who provide in-home and personal care for Medicaid clients. I’m in my mid-30s and am a single woman with two cats and a dog. I’ve been described by friends as kind, caring, and passionate, with a good sense of humor. I spend my free time reading, baking, crocheting, hiking, hanging out with friends, or just watching TV. I have weekly dinners with my friends and their kids, where I get to help my chosen nieces and nephew with homework and teaching them to cook. Family is very important to me. I’m really looking forward to the opportunity to be able to nurture and love a child of my own.
My Home & Pets
Five years ago, I bought a two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo in a great neighborhood. It has an amazing patio and garden where I am excited to spend time with my child. I have a dog named Phebe, who is an Aussie shepherd/spaniel mix with (according to my sister) a little bit of Ewok. She’s a rescue and is a super sweet, calm dog. I have two cats. Inara, the older of the two, is very curious and Rory is an orange tabby who is a bit shy around people but is best friends with Phebe.
My Extended Family
I have a large family that includes my parents, brother, and sister. My mom has four sisters, and there are 13 cousins in all. Since we were little, all five families, plus my grandparents, would go camping trip somewhere around the Northwest. Now that the aunts and uncles are older, we tend to rent a big house instead of camping, but many of us still get together each summer. On my dad’s side I have two aunts and a cousin, who live on the east coast and while I don’t see them as frequently, we are still close. My family is very excited for me to be adopting.
In addition to my biological family, I have a large family of friends in my town. We go hiking and camping together and have game and movie nights. We also frequently go to local events, such as our town’s summer food festival. I have become an aunt to my friends’ kids, and my friends can’t wait to be aunts and uncles to my child. Although I will be a single mom, this child will grow up with the support of a large and loving community, with many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
What Led Me To Adoption
When I was 15, I found out I have a birth defect that prevents me from ever becoming pregnant. This was an extremely hard loss as I always imagined growing up and having kids. As I processed my loss, I came to a deeper understanding of what it means to be a mom. It’s about loving a child with all your heart while raising them to enjoy life and be a good person. I can still do all that through adoption. I have seen wonderful families created through adoption, including my cousin, who with her husband has welcomed three beautiful little boys into her family. I am so grateful to the birth moms out there who are willing to help people like me have a family.
Fun Facts
About Katie
| Occupation | Contracts manager |
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| Education | Bachelor’s |
| Race | Caucasian |
| Favorite Food | I have a wide range of tastes and enjoy trying new foods. |
| Favorite Movie | I like a variety of genres, including Marvel movies, heist, fantasy, and musicals, to name a few. |
| Favorite Sport | I enjoy watching both baseball and football, especially rooting for my home teams. |
| Favorite Book | Similar to movies, I like a variety of genres including fantasy, mystery, and historical fiction. |
| Favorite Subject in School | I really enjoy learning about a variety of things, and loved history, math and theatre classes. |
| Favorite Activity | My family loves playing board and card games. We also love taking walks together, where we can talk and catch up. |
| Favorite Tradition | One of my favorite traditions is having Christmas Eve dinner at my parents’ house with my extended family. |
| Dream Vacation | To go to a city and be able to explore what makes it unique, not just the tourist areas |
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Your Baby With Confidence
As you browse our list of hopeful adoptive parents, you can feel confident in knowing that all of the adoptive families working with Angel Adoption are prepared to offer your baby a safe, stable, and loving environment along with a wealth of opportunities for a happy and fulfilling life.
Each adoptive parent has been thoroughly evaluated through a home study course conducted by a licensed agency. A completed home study means the family is emotionally, physically, and financially ready to adopt a baby.
The home study process includes assessments of each parent’s character, marital stability, financial situation, lifestyle, and medical history. The agency also runs background checks to verify there is no record of criminal activity or child abuse. In addition, a social worker will inspect the family’s home to ensure it is a safe environment for a child.
Furthermore, Angel Adoption requires each family to be educated on adopting and parenting. After a baby has been placed with the adoptive family, a social worker will continue to monitor and supervise the family. We go to great lengths to make sure all the families you have to choose from are going to be excellent parents for your baby!
Not sure how to start? See our How to Choose an Adoptive Family resource page.
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