FAQ update

Dr.Loretta

I've been promising to add Captain Serious's book recommendations to the FAQ forever, but life has been...interesting. Anyhoo, it might be time to update them overall.

So when you have the time, take a look at the current FAQs and see if there's something else you should be there. Currently we want to add a list of books to read (with various subtopics, like general parenting, general adoption, foster parenting, etc.), and possibly a topic addressing open vs closed adoptions.

TIA!

BLPL101

Thank you!

bumpuser794640

When I am home I will try to remember to post the list of books our agency recommends/requires, both for DIA and for adopting children from foster care.

Dr.Loretta

GnomeSweetGnome:

When I am home I will try to remember to post the list of books our agency recommends/requires, both for DIA

sarahtoledo

I would love to see a post about personal home study experiences.  I know when we were deciding, that was a BIG DEAL to us -- what are they looking for?  What hoops do you have to jump through?  White glove test?  

Of course e

Flamingo86

sarahtoledo:

I would love to see a post about personal home study experiences.  I know when we were deciding, that was a

bumpuser794640

Domestic Infant & General Adoption Books (recommended by Catholic Charities of Dallas - I've read almost all of these, people can message and/or page me to ask about specific ones and I'll be happy to answer any questions they might have!)</

bumpuser794640

Books for Foster-to-Adopt/Older Child Adoption (recommended by Catholic Charities of Dallas)

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Kirstybaby

I love the ideas about adding books, home study experiences, and about open/closed adoptions!

Since my husby and I publicly announced our adoption, I've had numerous people (strangers and friends alike) who are thinking about adoption ask me to g

bumpuser794640

Good grief, sorry about the formatting on my second post. Stupid Word!