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Having done an open adoption at Abrazo previously, Michael & Dana know how birthparents make miracles happen, and they look forward to welcoming a new brother or sister home for their son. (Seeking an Anglo or Hispanic newborn of either gender. Paper-ready & waiting since October 2022.) -
Mario & Lori long to become a dad and mom for the first time, through open adoption, and these Texans are ready at a moment’s notice. (Seeking an infant of any race & either gender. Paper-ready & waiting since May 2022.) -
These educators are devoted to children, so we know they’ll be great parents once their adoption prayers are answered at last. (Seeking an Anglo &/or Hispanic newborn of either gender. Paper-ready & waiting since April 2022.) -
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Stork Central posted a gallery image in Abrazo's Waiting Families: 210-342-LOVE
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A British diplomat and a Washington, DC attorney, James & Jen are ready to open their hearts and home to a Black or biracial newborn of either gender. Paper-ready and waiting since April, 2022. -
Arpad & Liz from MD are so eager to build a family through open adoption! Contact Abrazo to get to know this sweet couple. (Open to an infant of any race & either gender. Paper-ready and waiting since 12/21.) -
Adam & Clare are Texans who were waiting at an adoption consultants firm out of state for over a year. They can’t wait to become parents so they came to Abrazo instead, and they’re ready now! (Seeking an Anglo/Hispanic newborn of either gender. Paper-ready & waiting here since July 2022.) -
This Saint Louis pediatric cardiologist and his hardworking wife are so excited to become parents for the first time! Call Abrazo and let us put you in touch with Chris & Allie today. (Seeking an Anglo &/or Hispanic baby of either gender. Paper-ready & waiting since September 2022.) -
Nathen & Amber are a childless couple from Louisiana who are excited to launch their adoption journey! To get to know them, contact Abrazo. (Seeking an infant if either gender and any race. Paper-ready & waiting since 11/22.) -
Eek! We’ve been so busy with placements, we’ve fallen behind on our announcements… so sorry! We’ll do our best to get this thread caught up, but the good news is that we’re keeping busy getting babies and children home with new families this year, and that’s always what matters most.
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Abrazo’s greatest need at present is still for childless couples who are racially-open, and for Texans. If you don’t fall into these categories, you ARE still welcome to submit the AP inquiry form that can be downloaded from our website (and we hope you do!) We may not be able to admit or match or place you as quickly, but we want you to know our program needs upfront, so that you can begin the process with realistic expectations.
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Welcome to the World all the new girls & baby girl to their Forever Families!!
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This happy SC couple can’t wait to become parents for the first time through open adoption. (Seeking an infant of any race except Asian, and either gender. Paper-ready & waiting since 3/22.) -
Josh & Cara live in Colorado. He’s a student, and she speaks fluent Spanish. They look forward to becoming first-time parents through open adoption. (Seeking an Anglo &/or Hispanic or biracial infant of either gender. Paper-ready and waiting since 3/22.) -
Mark & Emily are a MN couple who have honored their open adoption promises and are excited to be returning to Abrazo to hopefully adopt their son’s newborn birthsibling soon. -
MATCHED! Placement Pending
Stork Central posted a gallery image in Abrazo's Waiting Families: 210-342-LOVE
Devon & Julie adopted their son through Abrazo a few years ago and they’re looking forward to adopted another baby. To learn more about them, contact Abrazo. (Seeking an African-American and Anglo or Hispanic infant of either gender. Paper-ready and waiting since March 2022.) -
In Denial? Late Planners, You're Not Alone!
Stork Central replied to Stork Central's topic in Considering Adoption?
She didn't choose adoption, but here's a current story about what experts call "cryptic pregnancy"... click here. -
Abrazo had no waiting families open to sibling groups this month, so the agency reached out to others and was grateful when a former AbrazoMom help led introduce us to a homestudy-ready Texas couple who shared the birthmom’s desire for open adoption. After weeks of getting to know each other and preplacement visits, the birthfamily and adoptive family made the decision to become forever family, giving two sisters the best of both worlds… blessings, all!
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Tyler & Angela live in central Texas and they and their son are eager to expand their family through open adoption. Tyler is working on a doctorate in archaeology, and Angela is a former special education teacher. (Seeking a sibling group of any race. Paper-ready and waiting since February 2022.) -
Here's the latest update--- Abrazo has been VERY conservative in its admissions practices throughout the Covid pandemic, and as a result, we are in urgent need of * childless couples with racially-open placement preferences, * Hispanic and/or African-American adoptive couples, * parents seeking to adopt noninfants, and/or * applicants living in Texas who are ready for open adoption. Visit abrazo.org/hoping-to-adopt to learn more about Abrazo's placement program and to download the AP Inquiry (preapplication) form that's needed to get the process started. Have
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They didn't get to return for another orientation weekend, due to the ongoing Covid pandemic, and they waited for more than a year to get back into Abrazo's program, since they already had a child... but the Good Lord always gets His timing right, and sure enough, when these againers were readmitted, they were just in time. An expectant mom due within a month found herself in need of just the right family for her baby girl, and she found them within the ranks of Abrazo's Crown Club. Their plans to meet prior to the due date were foiled by a delivery that happened unexpectedly, but they're all
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