Biracial adoption

What does biracial mean? For starters: biracial couples don't exist, but biracial people do. Here are 10 terms (including the biracial definition and how to use interracial vs mixed race) that parents of mixed kids and multicultural families should use when raising our biracial kids.

I share 10 of the biggest surprises we've had along the way during our adoption journey!

Adoptive family love <3 Follow my transracial family on Instagram and on my blog Real Mom Recs. I love connecting with other Moms and people interested in growing their family through adoption.

Inside: The lack of diversity in books is tough when you are raising mixed kids. But this list has 13 awesome books that feature biracial children! *Updated for 2021* Chances are if you are raising mixed race children, your eyes have been opened to the lack of diversity in children's books. It's vital your kids

all of these accounts are invaluable voices in the adoptee community ❤️

Our third son, Cru, was born last week and we are thrilled to have him in our arms. You can read about our past adoption experiences in these blog posts. For this third adoption, we used Faithful Adoption Consultants again. I highly recommend them or a similar route if speed is a priority to you. We went active around Valentines Day, were matched five weeks later, and held our son two weeks after that! You can also follow my personal IG account along here. Many of you have asked for…

Heather Avis shares her family's positive and real experiences with adopting two children with Down syndrome and one transracial adoptee.

The top five decisions you’ll need to make early on in the adoption process, as well as some useful information to help you make them!

In the U.S., more prospective parents seek to adopt white and mixed race children than black children. As a result, many agencies levy lower fees to make it easier for parents to adopt from among the large numbers of black children waiting for placement.

Perspective from a mom who has adopted. Adoption issues that have happened. How to work through issues with adoption.