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Missouri senators pass bill to let kids rejoin foster care
A proposed Senate bill would allow children who chose to leave the foster care system at 18 to return and stay until they're 21. -By Chris Oberholtz, Multimedia Producer & Dave Jordan, News Reporter|KCTV5
Duggars consider adopting their 20th child
Reality show stars Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar are considering adopting their 20th child. -By Eun Kyung Kim, TODAY contributor
The Little Couple Adoption: Bringing Home Their 3-Year-Old Son
The reality stars, both of whom are little people, have adopted a 3-year-old boy who also has a form of dwarfism. -By Charlotte Triggs/People.com
After picking out a dress and being pampered, girls in foster care prepare for their prom night.
On this special night, with some help from volunteers from the community got together for a day and night of pampering and fun. Source: The Record
Hannah House offers help to pregnant women
Despite the death of its founder in February, Hannah House is continuing its mission of providing hope and help to women with unplanned pregnancies. -By Angela Ward/news-journal.com
Website shows foster kids their wishes are worthwhile
Foster children don't often get what they want, but one group is trying to help change that. Danielle Gletow's nonprofit posts kids' wishes online so anyone can pay for them. -By Danielle Berger, CNN
Emotional reunion of mother and son after 63 years
Paul McQuilliam only got to meet his birth mother for the first time two years ago – when he was 63 and she 87. -By Abbie Wightwick, Wales On Sunday
We Found Our Son in the Subway
01 Mar 2013 02:36 PM
Category: Adoptive Parenting (http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)The story of an abandoned baby, an adoption, and marriage. -By Peter Mercurio | Source: NY Times
Callie Mitchell adoption photo essay shows pain of giving up a baby
The photo essay by Callie Mitchell, a 25 year-old photographer and student at the University of Iowa, titled "My Baby, Not My Child," tells her story of unplanned pregnancy and the emotional decision to place her baby for adoption. Source: MSN Now
Bill would give foster families money for mental health care
Adoptive parents and their kids would get additional state help paying for mental-health treatment under a bill that won unanimous approval Tuesday in the Senate Appropriations Committee. -By Mary K. Reinhart, The Republic/azcentral.com
Colorado Supreme Court: Foster parents shouldn't be limited in hearing
The Colorado Supreme Court has ruled that there should be no limit on foster parents' participation in hearings that can lead to the termination of the parental rights of biological parents. -By Tom McGhee, The Denver Post
Rural America has a teen pregnancy problem
A study recently released by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy showed that the birth rate of girls in rural counties in 2010 -- the latest available data -- was almost 33% higher than in the rest of the country. -By Laura Sessions Stepp, Special to CNN
US Senator Hopeful Vietnam Adoptions to Restart
Vietnam and the United States are close to an agreement allowing Americans to adopt Vietnamese children again. -By Chris Brummitt, Associated Press
Rural teens at high risk for pregnancy, analysis finds
First-of-its-kind analysis by the National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy shows that the teen birth rate in rural counties is nearly one-third higher than the rest of the nation. -By Michelle Healy, USA TODAY
Minnesota teen's unplanned pregnancy leads to open adoption and new definition of family
Now a sophomore elementary education major at Minnesota State University Moorhead, Terae reflects back on her earlier decisions both tearfully and joyfully. -By Merrie Sue Holtan, INFORUM
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