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WE ARE HOPING TO ADOPT AGAIN! We are so excited and anxious to grow our family through adoption again and make Josie a big sis. Please help us spread the word by sharing our posts and information w…

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‘Families don’t have to match to be a family. What makes a family is their love.’ (We match hearts.)

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Adopting a child is such an amazing act. Why not have a special way of announcing? Life as Mama has found 6 fo the most adorable adoption announcements. Tap the photo to learn more. #lifeasmama #adoption #adoptionannouncements #familylife

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Marc and Brianne Womack figured it would take them six to nine months to adopt a baby. By most standards, that’s pretty optimistic. But their placement happened even faster than that: After only a few months into their wait, the Shiloh, Georgia couple were pleasantly surprised when they got the phone they were hoping for. The next day, they went to see their new son. Four days later, they brought him home. “I had been praying for a son and when I

Let’s remember our childhoods for a second. Happy-go-lucky times of joy and, sometimes, annoyance: our parents asking us to wash the dishes, to move away from the TV screen to not ruin our eyes, dressing up in 50 layers to not freeze in autumnal weather. The common denominator, though: the hugs, the warmth, the care, the love. And yet, some children have no such memories.