Let's face it, we are all a little self-centered. We worry about how we look, how much money we make, where our lives will go, you name it.

Sometimes it felt like we would never really adopt. How were there so many kids in need of homes, yet we were not being chosen?

There is a common misconception that when you adopt a toddler, it will be almost the same as if you have a biological kid.

To many Christian or homeschool parents “public school” is almost a dirty word, but I went to public school K-12...and I'm thankful for it!

Last week I shared my story about post-adoption depression. I never expected the response I received.

"I love her, but I don't like her...and I hate myself for it" Saying these words made me sick. How could I not enjoy being with my daughter?

Adopting a waiting child from foster care is not as difficult as it may appear.