by David Grislis | Jul 14, 2020 | Uncategorized
Adopting a child can be both an exciting and overwhelming time. Not only do you have to get used to assuming the role of being a parent to a child, but your new child will have to adjust to their new home, surroundings, and family. The adoption process itself is long...
by David Grislis | Jun 19, 2020 | Adoption & Foster Care
The foster care system has over 400,000 children in it in the United States alone, and the number is only increasing with each passing year. Despite the large number of children in need of a home, some states have less than 10,000 beds available to accommodate them...
by David Grislis | Aug 8, 2018 | Adoption & Foster Care, David Grislis
When looking into adopting a child, there is an immense amount of thought that must go into the process. But where to begin? And when? How? The following outlines precisely what adults looking to adopt should take into consideration before diving in head first. What...
by David Grislis | May 19, 2018 | Adoption & Foster Care
Different families have different ways of coping with the sibling rivalry issues that can arise when one child is a biological addition to the family, while the other was adopted. Whether the natural-born child (or children) arrived before or after their adopted...
by David Grislis | Apr 11, 2018 | Adoption & Foster Care
The family unit is everything, and for those kids who no longer have that safety net, it’s not an easy adjustment. Sometimes, children are removed from their parents because they’re abused, neglected or cannot be cared for. Adoption.com has seven ways to...
