You can adopt if you are disabled
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Views on international adoption issues
Challenge to ReThink and stopping support for orphanages
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Important Statement
Nicole Kidman on Lion and adoption: 'It's about the simplicity of love'
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| Jan 16, 2017
It's a New Year!
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Last night I was watching Davina McCall's new programme, This Time Next Year, where there was a young couple who were trying to concieve and set their objectives of becoming pregnant within the year. They ran a short story behind their sad plight on how they had been trying for several years to no avail. I felt for them and also knew that the chances of them falling pregnant throughout the year…
Identity
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Oh I get so annoyed when I read things like this:
"While adoption can provide security for a child, it can also have serious implications for the child's sense of identity. For this reason, we pursue adoption within a child's own country, when it is in their best interests and when the child has no known family or cannot be reunited with them."
This…
"Older Mom, Growing Older"
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
In this personal essay, one older adoptive mother of a toddler describes her feelings of anxiety about her age, and why she's aiming to live to 100.
From the November/December 2012 issue.
An insight into Romanian orphan history
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
on Dec 26, 2015 @ 2:24 PM
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Love is a Many Splendored Thing
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/love-many-splendored-thing-beata-c-skonecki-lmsw
Janette Pepall talks about Baby Hatches
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
http://www.nationaltrainingforchildrenatrisk.com/
Introduction
What is a baby hatch? It is a device where people can bring babies, often as young as a newborn or a few days old, and leave them anonymously. They can also be called Baby…
What is a baby hatch? It is a device where people can bring babies, often as young as a newborn or a few days old, and leave them anonymously. They can also be called Baby…
The difference between Inter-country adoption and child trafficking
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
To link international adoptions in Kenya to trafficking is ignorance
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IAG Blog
You can adopt if you are disabled
Published - Mar 05, 2018
Challenge to ReThink and stopping support for orphanages
Published - Sep 25, 2017
Nicole Kidman on Lion and adoption: 'It's about the simplicity of love'
Published - Jan 16, 2017
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