Choosing To Have A Family

About Me

When I first got married, I wasn't sure I wanted to have a family. I knew that I wanted to have a husband, but the thought of raising kids was really challenging for me. I began thinking about all of my options and thinking about how to make things work, and I finally decided that it would be best to give it a shot. After our daughter was born, I knew there was no going back, but it felt great. I wanted to dedicate this website to families across the world, so that you could see how powerful a group of people who love one another can really be.

Latest Posts

Navigating The Adoption Process: Working With Adoption Agencies

28 February 2024

Welcoming a new addition to your family through ad …

Fundamental Misconceptions You May Believe About Placing Your Child For Adoption

24 March 2023

Choosing to place a baby for adoption is an emotio …

3 Questions Birth Mothers/Parents Should Ask An Adoption Agency

29 November 2021

If you're seriously thinking about giving up your …

Struggle With Infertility? How You Can Start A Family

28 July 2020

When you are wanting to get pregnant but struggle …

Concerned About Your Child's Mental Health? How To Get Help For Him Or Her Now

24 May 2018

Has your child been acting out of the ordinary lat …

Navigating The Adoption Process: Working With Adoption Agencies

28 February 2024
Categories: Relationships & Family, Blog

Welcoming a new addition to your family through adoption is an exciting and life-changing journey. However, the process can be overwhelming and complex. Adoption agencies can provide valuable support and guidance throughout this process. This post will explore the role of adoption agencies and the steps involved in the adoption process. Understanding the Role of Adoption Agencies: Adoption agencies play a crucial role in connecting prospective adoptive parents with children in need of a loving home. Read More

Fundamental Misconceptions You May Believe About Placing Your Child For Adoption

24 March 2023
Categories: Relationships & Family, Blog

Choosing to place a baby for adoption is an emotionally charged and complex experience that demands thoughtful deliberation. Regrettably, numerous misconceptions about adoption can complicate this decision-making process even further. Misconception: Adoption Always Means Completely Cutting Yourself Out Of A Child's Life A widespread misunderstanding is that adoption signifies permanently giving up your baby, leaving birth parents with no influence on their child's life. In recent times, open adoptions have gained popularity, granting birth parents the opportunity to maintain relationships with their children and remain involved in their lives. Read More

3 Questions Birth Mothers/Parents Should Ask An Adoption Agency

29 November 2021
Categories: Relationships & Family, Blog

If you're seriously thinking about giving up your baby for adoption, you undoubtedly have a lot of questions about the entire process. If you have been looking at different agencies and are trying to find the right one to choose, you may feel a bit confused. Asking the right questions will give you a good idea about how an agency operates and what you can expect. Here are some questions that you can ask an adoption agency before you work with them to get your baby adopted. Read More

Struggle With Infertility? How You Can Start A Family

28 July 2020
Categories: Relationships & Family, Blog

When you are wanting to get pregnant but struggle with infertility, nothing can feel quite as earth shattering as taking another negative pregnancy test. Before you give up hope on having a family of your own, however, there are several options that you may want to consider when you are ready. Learn More About Invitro Fertilization IVF or invitro fertilization is one of the best options that couples who struggle with infertility have to choose from. Read More

Concerned About Your Child’s Mental Health? How To Get Help For Him Or Her Now

24 May 2018
Categories: Relationships & Family, Blog

Has your child been acting out of the ordinary lately? If he or she is acting more rebellious than ever before, isolating the family, not speaking to anyone, and even talking about depression or suicide, it's important to get help for your child. While some children say things because they hear those things on videos, over the internet, and at school, you should never assume that your child is just saying things because he or she heard other people saying them. Read More

Choosing To Have A Family