Guiding a First-Time Air Traveler Through the Air and Adoption Process
Guest blogger from a new case manager Airports were a mystery for the first birth mother I assisted in my role as a new case manager. This remarkable woman had…
Birth Mother Navigates Heartbreaking Miscarriage
Ellie* momentarily ceased wringing her hands to inte rcept her son's playful trot. Embracing her two-year-old tightly, he endured the hug before scampering off to retrieve a bright red fire…
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Terrifying Moments Turn Into Beauty
“I was terrified many times,”Rachel, a birth mother, laughed quietly as she recounted the terrifying moments she faced over the past year. “Don’t stop because of your fear. It may…
Qualities to Look for in Potential Adoptive Parents
When evaluating potential adoptive parents for an open adoption, there are several qualities and characteristics you should look for. These qualities can indicate potential parent's suitability to provide a loving…
Housing, Bills, Medical for Birth Mothers
Empowering Unexpected Pregnancies: Heart to Heart - Housing, Financial Assistance, and Emotional Support for Birth Mothers" Experiencing an unexpected pregnancy can bring about concerns, especially regarding financial stability. At Heart…
Eight Ways to Find the Perfect Family for Your Baby
When searching for a family to adopt your baby, it's important to consider several factors to ensure a suitable and loving home for your child. Here are some key aspects…
Birth Mother Bonds With Her Baby in the NICU–Is This Wise?
LaKisha is small, still in high school, and incredibly strong. Her infant is small, premature, and incredibly strong. LaKisha and her baby are bonded. Bonded genetically. Bonded by seven months…
Four Warning Signs You Won’t Have Connection at Christmas
Many birth mothers want an open adoption. They want Christmas contact as well as other contacts during the year. If you have decided you want an open adoption, please continue…
Six Adoption Fallacies–Birth Mothers Need to Understand
Fallacy Number One: Adoption means I don’t love my baby. Reality: The “unloved” child is such a flawed fallacy. Our experience with hundreds of women at Heart to Heart Adoptions…