Birth mother

Meeting my birth mother for the first time http://www.confessionsofasinglemum.co.uk/meeting-my-birth-mother-for-the-first-time/

There are a lot of adoption blogs out there that talk from the adoptive mom's perspective but here's the story of a birth mom and an adoptee.

Saturday is Birth Mother's Day and we thought birthmom's needed a printable too! This one is sized for a 5x7 and should match Our first Mother's Day printable! Here's Dot's copies up on a shelf together. And please excuse the picture! I had to get this together for the post tonight and had to take a picture with flash *gasp!* and then photoshop the mawhozamawhat outta it! If you end up using this printable, let us know! And don't forget you still have time to enter our giveaway! Linking…

A letter to the birth mother I will probably never have the opportunity to meet. A letter that I wish I could send to my daughter's birth mother.

Showing Love to the Expectant Mother During Adoption When Matched with a Birth Mom. How to develop a strong bond with the birth mother.

I am a wife of ten years, and stay-at-home mother to three little ones under eight. From an outsider’s perspective, I appear to be just an average church-going, minivan-driving, play […]

I believe there are a lot of misconceptions about birth mothers. In my opinion it is because so few of us have a personally experienced such devotion. Hopefully, these six quotes will help to give us more insight.

Where do I even begin. How do I tell the woman who made me a mom thank you? A simple thank you doesn't even scratch the surface of how I feel. No, it's more of a gut wrenching gratitude that almost takes all the breath from my lungs when I think of the magnitude of the decision you made that changed my whole life forever. No, a simple thank you would never do. You made a painful, heart stopping, soul crushing, selfless decision to give us the gift of life to call our own. You made us…

How to form a loving, close bond and relationship with an expectant birth mother in a potential adoption situation. When matched with a birth mom as a hopeful adoptive mom it can be hard to know how to navigate that situation - LOVE her. Be there for her. Adoption tips to help in creating a healthy relationship with your adoptive child's birth mother.

We are both the mother that loves our children. We are the mothers that want our child to grow to be kind, loving, strong, and confident humans. We are the mothers that individually have our own unique, special roles and places in our children’s lives.