Angel Adoption Blog

When we are speaking to our children about adoption it is important to consider their feelings before we set the tone of the words we use. For many children, in spite of making every effort to make them feel like they never belonged anywhere more than their adoptive households, there is still curiosity into what came before their adoption.  Continue reading →

Children are innocent and vulnerable humans with an increased need for care and protection due to the stages of development. This is the cornerstone of child welfare. They need to be nourished and protected, and this need is most often met by the parents, or alternatively some other member of the family. But what happens when the parents are unable or unwilling to care for a child?  Continue reading →

Opting for adoption as opposed to having biological children can be taxing, but ultimately, for some it is the best choice.  You help a child and offer them a stable and loving home. We know that adopting can be a very fulfilling experience for the parents, but what does getting a real foreverhome mean for the children? This is a complex question and can be answered from many different viewpoints. Continue reading →

Adoption is a legal process, and you will need counsel to guide you and ensure that the adoption meets all state laws and regulations. Throughout your adoption, you will work with social workers, various consultants, and professionals, but your attorney will be your legal guide. That’s why it’s important to choose the right attorney for your type of adoption. You will be placing a great deal of trust in their expertise and guidance, so here are some things you should look for with your counsel. Continue reading →

Philanthropy is the love of humankind, and its purpose is to promote the welfare, culture, and culture of mankind. It is a critical part of democratic society. The charity focuses on elimination the suffering caused by social problems, while philanthropy focuses on the elimination of social problems. It usually supports projects from which we all benefit. Many famous philanthropists have decided to support adoption. They help children around the world to find a loving and caring home. National Philanthropy Day is celebrated in November which is also National Adoption Month, so we’ve decided to list a few celebrities that have platformed for adoption. Continue reading →

Creating an adoption profile is often a daunting task for many hopeful adoptive parents. This piece of adoption paperwork is a representation of everything you are to a prospective birthmother. That’s why you need to think thoroughly about what information you want to include and what do you withhold. Your adoption profile is the first impression and it could change your life, so you want it to be perfect. It can only be perfect if you’re authentic when creating it, and if you avoid some of the following mistakes. Continue reading →

Thanksgiving is almost here! A day full of family, friends, and delicious food makes this holiday a national celebration. Every year, just before Thanksgiving, adoptive families celebrate National Adoption Day. This day is celebrated to raise awareness of the children in foster care waiting to find loving and caring families.  Thanksgiving is an opportune time to celebrate your adoptive family and to create some new traditions. It is an ideal time to discuss your many blessings and demonstrate gratitude to others. Adoption brings so much to be thankful for. We’ve prepared some fun Thanksgiving adoptive family activities you might consider bringing into your household. Continue reading →

Transracial adoptions are when parents and their adopted children are of different races or ethnic groups. If you don’t know what the benefits of transracial adoption are, it is worth considering those factors before completing your applications. For so many families transracial adoption is the best fit. If you’re considering transracial adoption, there are many benefits and advantages that you should discuss. Continue reading →