When considering foster care adoption, there are ten important questions to ask. You can also consider private domestic adoption.

When considering transracial adoption, knowing how to advocate for your child and educate them on their racial heritage is essential. Find out how.

Check out these quotes to read some perspectives from those who’ve experienced their own adoption journeys.

Adoption terminology can be confusing. That’s why we’ve put together this list of 10 common adoption terms and what they exactly mean.

Many people are not personally connected to adoption so they tend not to be as familiar with adoption terminology. Here are 6 common phrases that people still get wrong.

Waiting adoptive couples often wondering what birth parents look for in the people that could potentially raise their child. This guide breaks down 3 things that birth mothers like to see in hopeful adoptive parents.

Time and again, hopeful parents turn to social media to find a pregnant woman who is considering adoption. But, is this safe? Let’s examine the risks of using social media to find an adoption opportunity, and explore alternatives for adoptive parents.

The myth of the “open adoption gone wrong” scenario persists, even though more than 95% of modern adoptions are open and research backs up anecdotal claims of the benefits of open adoption for birth and adoptive parents, and especially for adoptees. So, why are people fixed on the “adoption gone wrong” narrative?

2020 was one for the books. The entire world was affected in so many ways — including the adoption world. COVID-19 brought new challenges to adoption, but birth and adoptive families persevered. Join us in reflecting back on a very, very strange year.

Whether you’re an adoptive parent or you’re an adoptee, you may have been told that you resemble a family member you’re not biologically related to. Why do so many people seem to think that adopted kids and their (adoptive) parents look alike? Here are some theories.