Dr Jane Aronson's Journal from the Field
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Haiti Journal #3 from Dr. Jane Aronson Pediatrician and CEO, Worldwide Orphans Foundation
Views on international adoption issues
Adoption Blogs
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
There is a wealth of valuable material on the internet - the best of it written by people like you - adoptive parents talking about their journey.
Positive Older Adoption Story
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Nobody's taking my Mommy. She's tooken. We're together forever!" Talynn exclaims. It's an especially tender moment, considering the two met just two years ago. That was when Lucien, a single professional who was then 49, adopted Talynn (pronounced Tay-LINN) from a foster care setting.
Drawn together by sharing our children's story
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
My little boy is sick today and it is a rare occassion that we are homebound and together for the entire day. One has no choice in these situation's to just let everything 'that has to be done' go, and enjoy the time together.
Emotional Blocks
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
I have a load of things to do on my to do list. And every morning I sit down and put them in the order of the most important and those things that I really need to get done TODAY. And then....
Letter to the UN
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Att: UNICEF Rights of the Child in Child Friendly Language
New borns, Fashion, Thank yous and Creative Ideas
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Absolutely thrilled with the arrival of my friend Molly and Nik's little boy, born yesterday evening. We have been waiting on tender hooks for this little one's arrival - and now he has arrived and the family is complete.
The Children's Society Key to Child happiness report
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Key to children's happiness revealed, charity calls for 'radical new approach' to childhood
The Jewish Imperative for Child Adoption
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Taken from New York Jewish Week magazine.
Don't Forget the Children without Families
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar |
Christmas has always been a difficult time for me. It is a family time, and when you are living in a country with no family, then that big day becomes problematic.
