For example, the lady hosting the webinar said that each year on their daughter's birthday, they buy a bouquet of flowers and place them in the center of their table to honor her birth mom. The author was good to point out that adoptive parents accepting and honoring an adoptee's birth parents is key to the adoptee accepting their past.
I have been thinking on this today and would love to hear any other ideas or experiences you guys have for honoring birth parents.
TODAY'S SIDENOTE: Ruthie is getting right back to normal. I walked in the living room Saturday and found this. Please excuse the laundry in the living room. :) Enjoy!
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Love the video! Go Ruthie!
Bust a move, Ruthie.
Kayli was on my lap when I watched this video and she clapped all the way through.
Lori- I love that! When I was editing the video, RUthie kept coming over for an encore. Now I can't get that song out of my head. :)
Thank You for praying for our Abigail! We know that the Father holds her in His Hand, but it is still so very hard to not be able to go to her. Thank you so much for asking others to PRAY also. It is very encouraging to us to know that so many are praying.
What a wonderful idea about honouring the birth mother!!! I love it and will try to remember to do so next year when Lydia turns 2!!
Looking forward to meeting Trent on Thursday!!!
OMG, that is the cutest thing! I found myself giggling in my cubicle, it'll be our little secret!
We don't manage this every year, but we try to give Ryah's birthmom and/or her birth grandmother a present on mother's day. We especially like to give gifts that Ryah has made: artwork, decorated plate, etc. Ryah is super proud to give her work and it's important to her! -shannon
Way too cute! I think dance lessons may be in order... :)
Briley and I watched this several times and just loved it. He said, "our little Chinese cousin"
She's a doll and so fortunate to have you and Trent in her life.
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