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Books > Health, Home & Family > Family & health > Family & other relationships > Adoption & tracing birth parents
Claudia Chapman has some big questions. Questions like: were all my
friends this obnoxious before they had kids? Will the social worker
notice if I only vacuum the middle of the rooms? Does God really
hate me, or does it just feel that way? And, most importantly, will
anybody find out that sometimes, I pretend my cat is a baby?
Claudia doesn't want to have these questions. Claudia and her
husband Jay want children, but they find out fast that it isn't
going to happen the fun way. Confronted with the choices of a
medically risky pregnancy, remaining childless or adopting, they
decide to adopt internationally. After all, thinks Claudia, how
hard can it be? Ha. From England to Ethiopia and back again, this
memoir is the story of what happens next. It's a story about doing
something different from what everybody else is doing. It's a story
about getting the house really, really clean. It's a story about
paperwork, pregnancy announcements, wrestling with God, falling
down, getting up, coming to terms, and - eventually - it's a story
about becoming a mother.
A book about the reasons one would want to adopt a child either
domestically or internationally. This story is about the great joys
and experiences you will have as a parent.
This is the story of a little girl named Jackie. The story attempts
to explore her short life and how she impacted those who shared it
with her.
https: //vimeo.com/71279537 Has your husband adopted your child?
How exciting In Ally Bear An Adoption Story, your child will
discover what it means to be adopted. Ally Bear asks Mommy Bear to
share about the day she met Daddy Bear and how he became her daddy.
Ally Bear learns that she was chosen twice, once by Jesus and once
by Daddy Bear. The book comes with a certificate for you to fill
out and frame.
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