An Open Letter to Birth Parents from Foster ...

An Open Letter To My Birth Mother | by Zenpowerment- Randy Scott

Thank you for placing me for adoption. Thank you for your wisdom in allowing me to experience this human journey with the family that chose me.

Can adopted children write letters to their birth parents, and ... - Quora

I'm sure his birth mother wishes she had been in a different place in her life when she found out she was pregnant with him, and had been able ...

A Letter to Foster Parents from a Mom After Reunification

I am a (bio) mom. I lost my kid to the foster care system. It was heartbreaking and terrible. Here's what I want all foster parents to know: open communication ...

Open Letter To Friends and Family of Foster Parents - Foster2Forever -

I expect YOU to give them the love and respect you have always given our biological children. Let that sit for a minute. It sounds easy but for a lot of people ...

Open Letter to Foster Parents from a Former Foster Youth

I write to say this: what you say and how you treat a foster child does affect them, whether they show you it or not. I cry every night because my heart aches ...

A letter to the bio-mom of my foster babies - Hummingbird Infant

I want you to know I see you. That I love your kids and that I love you too. And that I know that this hurts for everyone.

We Will Always Be His Mothers: An Open Letter to My Adopted Son's ...

I will. But no mother wants to see her child hurt or traumatized, and leaving you, dear Foster Mother, is exactly what that will do – hurt my ...

An Open Letter To Hopeful Adoptive Parents - Adopting.com

Dear Hopeful Adoptive Parent, Perhaps you have no children yet running the halls of your home and have turned to adoption to start your family.

Letter to My Daughter - French Blue Cottage

Our family: After being your foster mom for one year and nine months, we were back in the court room again. But this time, Dad and I ...

If an adopted child wants to go back to his or her biological parents ...

I was adopted and my birth mother wanted to send what she called my “brother” to spend the summer at our house. I was about 11 years old and I ...

Babies Don't Belong Under the Christmas Tree: An Open Letter from ...

The children and family seem thrilled, but as an adult adoptee, adoptive mother, and social worker, I cringed and wished this family had been given better ...

A Letter to my Foster Parents… | wcsfostercare

The time you've been in my life has impacted me so much. As parents you have shown me even more. I used to think that I would never deserve love ...

An Open Letter from a Foster Adoptive Parent - Pinterest

Here is a heart-felt letter from a foster adoptive parent. May it encourage other adoptive or foster moms in their unique challenges as ...

An Open Letter To Foster Parents | The Odyssey Online

Thank you for enduring and persevering through the obstacles you encounter as a foster parent. Thank you for saving the children. You'd think ...

An Open Letter to Foster Children (article) by Lawrence P Adams on ...

I know you can! ... a new family to become your Mom and Dad. ... important is how you come out of foster care. ... not be a success and many other negative attributes ...

Letter to a foster parent - AdoptUSKids blog

Growing up, Catherine Pearson alternated between living with foster parents and her birth mother. Now 34 years old, she wrote this open ...

An Open Letter to Hopeful Foster to Adopt Parents

Adoption is not for the faint of heart, but is truly a calling. We struggled with infertility, and have never known parenting separate from ...

Letter to Their Foster Carers - CHLSS -

You gave our children a home, when they needed it most. You kept them together, letting them stay with each other and stay connected to the only family they ...

How to Write a Meaningful Update to Your Child's Birth Mother

Many adoptive parents struggle with what to include in a “Dear Birthmother” letter update. Consider writing something along these lines when ...

An Open Letter to Non-Adoptive Parents - LinkedIn

Growing up, I scarcely remember hearing of adoption or foster care. I never knew an adoptive family or a foster kid. It simply was not on my ...