Foster care announcement

A friend got a call today that she’s getting her first placement as a foster parent: a newborn baby boy. Her questions made me want to put together a list of suggestions to ask if you’re picking up a newborn. These are different than the questions you might ask for the placement of an older child.

Get prepared with information on a Foster Care bedroom setup for beginners! Do you know the must-have things to buy for your first placement?

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Keeping your foster care paperwork organized doesn't have to be completed. Learn how to organize a foster care binder with these simple tips and printables!

Speed up the foster care home study process by doing these 10 things. Have your home ready and your paperwork in order faster to become a foster parent.

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Dear Family and Friends, Outside of our immediate family and our pastor, most of you do not know that we have been praying for the past year about becoming a foster family. The past few months we h…

By now I’m sure you know that we are diving head first into the world of foster care! We are crazy passionate about this huge blessing and surrendering ourselves to the plan God has for our f…

I remember receiving what must have been a dozen phone calls over the course of a week… just waiting for a placement. We waited… and waited… and waited. I thought, “Surely, there is a child out there for us. During training classes, we heard nonstop about the great need for willing families.”

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