Stories of love and family through Committed Adoption Services.
A story about Rosa, an 8-year-old girl who misses her birth mother and uses her magic mirror to remember her. Rosa discovers that it is okay to talk about her birth mother and, with the help of her adoptive mother, realizes that being a family does not mean looking alike. It means loving each other, and that what is inside a person is most important.
A story about a kinship adoption in which a maternal grandmother becomes the legal mother to her grandchild. The child learns that family can take many forms and that there can never be too many people to love you.
A story about the adoption of a child from China who flies on the wings of an eagle into the open arms of her adoptive parents, who ensure she has an incredibly happy, healthy, and loving childhood
A story about a girl living with two mothers in a wonderful, loving home. She is visited in a dream by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who shares that adoption is love and affirms that families of all kinds can and should be able to adopt children in need of a forever home.
A story about the freedom to marry, told from the perspective of a young child living with his two fathers. Marriage, he explains, is about love and his fathers’ God-given right to happiness.
A story about kinship guardianship in which two children live with their aunt while maintaining a relationship with their birth mother, whose parental rights are not terminated. The children learn that many relatives can open their hearts and homes to children in need of a permanent, loving family.