Adoption: When and How to Properly Tell Your Child That They are Adopted
An Adopted Child has a high risk for insecurity considering their situation, but there is the proper way to tell them they are adopted along with the right timing.
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An Adopted Child has a high risk for insecurity considering their situation, but there is the proper way to tell them they are adopted along with the right timing.
Susan and Dennis's biological daughter, Carianne Braley, shared their parents' story as foster parents. According to Carianne, Susan started to become a foster mom when she was 46 years old. She said, "My mom said, 'We have a home, and we have love to give, so why not?" The children who stayed with the couple varied from those with them for days, weeks, months, or even years. Carianne even recalls what it feels like coming home, "You'd walk into the house, and it was always immaculate." Through the Florida mom, the 300 foster kids who came to their home thrived. Susan gave the consistency t...