[daniel1212]

Me too, I just pray if he does find a family to take him in they are genuine and are bringing him into their family for the right reasons. I’ve worked with too many kids who are in foster families who do it just for the money.

Me too, I just pray if he does find a family to take him in they are genuine and are bringing him into their family for the right reasons. I’ve worked with too many kids who are in foster families who do it just for the money.

That must be foster care adoption since I see that foster care adoption often costs very little — and sometimes, nothing at all. (Total Cost of Foster Care Adoption: $2,744)

In contrast,

On average, a private domestic adoption will cost adoptive families $35,000–$50,000. With American Adoptions, these costs include the following services necessary for a successful adoption:

• Professional services for adoptive parents such as counseling, educational preparation, and general case management
• Professional services for birth parents, such as initial screening, 24/7 support, and post-placement counseling
• Birth parent expenses including delivery and hospital costs not covered by insurance
• Newborn care and services
• Legal expenses
• Investigative expenses such as state and local background screenings
• Adoptive family and birth parent correspondence
• Media and advertising across the country to ensure adoption opportunitieshttps://www.americanadoptions.com/blog/how-much-income-do-you-have-to-make-to-be-able-to-adopt /

[Manuel OKelley]

DW is wnating to have another but ay my age I am a bit skeptical about my ability (willingness may be more appropriate term) to handle another baby. I keep telling her with our capabilities and resources we should help some kids that need it and skip diapers

On the other handed we are not of a popular political orientation, own guns, etc and would likely be immediately disqualified despite having the ability to provide a financially secure, stable, postive environment