Birthmothers are not defined by how many children they have had, how many they parent, nor even if they themselves have previously adopted. They are defined by their love and protection of a child they carry yet cannot parent. They are heroes to both their children and the families that will love and support them. Here are a few resources to help you get started…
I will leave you with one final thought. As an only child myself (my mother aborted my little sister when I was very young), and as a parent of three children, I believe that siblings bring more to a family than any short-term hardships, whether real or imagined.
Do you have any information on how to handle adoption after already parenting? I have a child that I love to pieces and raise along with the support of my family and partner but I think I\'m pregnant again. I\'m not ready to be a mother again and I knew growing up that having a sibling (my sister is partly disabled which made my fear of two children worse) is hard. I don\'t know if adoption could be viable if I\'m already a mother and parenting. Thanks!
