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WAN TO ADOPT A WHITE BABY GIRL
capribahama
#1 Posted : Thursday, June 10, 2010 1:44:46 PM(UTC)
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My husband and I took "in" a family in need. We discovered that the Mother was 36 weeks pregnant and as I established that she had nothing for her two elder children, let alone the baby, we bought her the essentials. Upon giving her the items, I noticed that she was not very enthusiastic and that's when she dropped the bomb...she did not want the "thing" as she could not provide for "it"
After several days and many enquiries at various authorities we decided that we were in a position to adopt this baby.
Mommy was enthusiastic, told my two girls that they would soon have a new sister and that I would now have my own baby to "play" with.
We were extremely excited. I still provided, and still do, for the family, school clothes, food and accommodation, etc. Baby was born on 28 May and I was present during the birth, which was such a mind blowing experience that I cried all the time. Mommy did not want to have anything to do with "that ugly thing".
After baby's birth we bought EVERYTHING her heart could desire and of course more than 2 of everything in the toiletry and bottle and dummy ranges on the market.
WELL A BIG SHOCK CAME...on the day we came home, Mommy decided that she was going to keep her baby!!!
We are devistated and have been struggling to get moving and to get over this.
We never considered adoption, but this has opened our hearts to want to give another child the opportunity to a life...I have a baby room, accessories and everything a baby can want....but now I don't have a baby.
We would love to adopt a white baby girl, to provide and care for her and to bring her into our family.

Is there anyone that can give me some guidance or do you know of anyone that wants to give up their baby for adoption?

We are a loving Christian familly that will be able to provide a stable, loving home to a little girl. (We have 2 girls already, who were so ready for a little sister)

Broken hearted family

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#2 Posted : Monday, June 14, 2010 3:24:51 PM(UTC)
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Why only a 'white little girl'?? There is lots of other 'little girls' without a home out there also looking for love and a place to grow up.

Christian Family do not mind colour!!
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#5 Posted : Monday, June 14, 2010 4:42:55 PM(UTC)
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if capribahama feels like adopting a white baby girl it is her personal right. every person have different feelings about adopting.

unfortunatley capribahama there are almost no white babies up for adoption. you need to contact a credited social worker for more info. you cannot adopt without a social worker.

all the best.
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#6 Posted : Monday, June 14, 2010 5:08:24 PM(UTC)
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And that is a personaly choice now isnt it?
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#7 Posted : Monday, June 14, 2010 9:12:19 PM(UTC)
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Guest....u are so right!! I guess that was the plan..but again u right....love has no color!! We would love to adopt a baby girl because we prepared for a girl.... Thanks for that...was just to engrosed in the failed adoption....:-[
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#9 Posted : Monday, June 14, 2010 9:17:42 PM(UTC)
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Guest...u so right....the original adoption was from another color...Christianity and love has no color...maybe I should not have used a color....
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#10 Posted : Wednesday, June 16, 2010 2:12:15 PM(UTC)
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I have started a support group for people who want to adopt. We are building a data base of social workers, mothers who want to give up their babies and potensial adoptive parents. You can contact me at moyaombi@yahoo.co.uk
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#11 Posted : Sunday, June 20, 2010 10:34:12 PM(UTC)
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Hi u can cal me L, Please to meat u.
We hade the same problem the mother had 3 kids already and she did not want the baby
after speaking to them we took the little girl home she stayd with us until 3months of age.
The mother wanted to go and show the little girl to her mom we did not mind but she never came back .
It is heart breaking to do something like that to someone that try and help and then they come and break down everything that u did for there kid i know what u going throug i also want to adop now but it is hard.
All they want is money for the kids and i am not buying it is not right i want to rise i kid not buy a kid

With all our love the L famiely
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#12 Posted : Tuesday, June 22, 2010 11:53:40 AM(UTC)
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Me and my husband are in the process of being screened as adoptive parents.
We firmly believe that it takes an extremely good mother to give her child up for adoption. Clearly she shows an inner strength which very little of us have. It takes someone who really cares deeply about their child’s welfare to acknowledge that they cannot give the baby whatever is needed and provide that little treasure with the ground stones of growing up at a family that can do so.

We sincerely believe that parent ship is a privilege that GOD will never deny anyone especially when the intended parents have pure motives for the child in their care. Although HE does not allow all of us to have one of our own I believe that it is part of HIS bigger plan. God knew that there will be helpless children in need and therefore had to keep some of HIS special children (adoptive parents), who HE knew will be capable to excel in taking care of these little ones.

Although the stats are made clear to us and we understand the limitations of adopting a white baby (we are living in a small rural "boere" area and know a lady that adopted accross the colour line. Today she and her baby has an extremely difficult life due to people not wanting to accept them in the community. I am not only talking about whites but even other nations are critisizing her for her decision. Our intention is not to adopt a child to make life even more complicated but rather to adopt a little one to give him/her a wonderful life) especially when regarding the fact that I already do have two (nearly grown up 15 & 18) children from her previous marriage I believe that GOD will not take the chance away from my husband to have someone calling him daddy. He so dearly deserves to be called daddy. He will most definitely be the best daddy this world has ever seen. He is an extremely kind, generous, GOD Loving and dependable person who lived his life to serve GOD. Why would GOD not give him this? He will be any child's dream father. To make this worse we do not have thousands and thousands to spend on "buying" the favour of the birth mother. We do have a stable income and the ability to live comfortably but we do not have banks full of spare cash that waits to be used. I've read lot of messages from adoptive parents clearly stating that those with the most money get chosen first.

In actual fact I believe that we are very settled and I know from taking care of my sister's baby during a difficult time she experienced that I now am much more relaxed and self confident in looking after a baby. The fact that I also do know what it is to have a child of your own are in actual fact making me believe that the baby we adopt should grow up with the truth. I will ensure to keep the birth mom updated if this is what she wants and also give her details to her biological child on a suitable age in order to prevent the placing of newspaper/huisgenoot articles in order to find each other. We fully believe that the birth mother suffered enough by giving up her baby and we will definitely consider her wishes for the babies future (within the law off cause and not to the expense of the little one) In our house there will definitely be love and cherishing in more than triplicate as the older brother and sister are as excited as us and will definitely spoil their little brother or sister rotten

If GOD has a child booked for us no stats or human predictions will stop HIM from delivering that child to us. GOD surely knows that we will be wonderful parents who will be able to provide in all the needs of such little one in need.
With constant love and attention any child can have a perfectly healthy emotional and physical childhood.

In the end the main ingredients for any child to flourish are LOVE, discipline, Security and routine. We have been through the school of life. We are homely with no destructive habits and will be able to provide any child with all the above and a good measure of stability. We are secure in our knowledge of being able to bring up a little one to the satisfaction of any onlooker but most important to the approval of GOD.

It does however sometimes get to us to know that the waiting list for white babies is extremely long and that chances are very slim. We already have all baby equipment and clothing for up to 2 years and the cot in our room ready this is how big our faith is but in the end we are human and then we take a dip of worry and doubt. The next day we get up again and start all over. Believing and praying. This is a roller coaster ride but believe me the day we get that little baby all the hardship will be forgotten immediately and joy will overflow the rest of our life’s.

I would like to hear from:

Other adoptive parents - maybe this will give me a bit of hope to hear your stories

Mothers that gave up their babies or intends to do so - we've been told that most birth parents wants their child to be with a couple with no other children and that chances are that we will never be picked. In our case however our children is independent and soon to be out of the house going on with their own futures (don't worry we are still under 40. I also had my first child at young age) Your baby will therefore be even more treasured. We no longer go out to parties and will never leave the baby with baby sitters etc whilst younger couples are still very active with their own needs. I guess what I actually want to hear from you is if you would have considered us as potential parents for your child?


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#13 Posted : Wednesday, June 23, 2010 1:03:17 PM(UTC)
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After carefull consideration, and nights of crying my eyes out, I've decided to give the baby that I'm carrying up for adoption. I'm about 19 wks pregnant. Im a white female. And I do have other kids. I just don't have the finances to take care of another child. This pregnancy was not planned. And the father told me to go for an abortion... I just could not do it. So I spoke to a social worker who told me that the father would have to sign away his rights. His answer? NO!! So here I am, stuck between a rock and a hard place. I know what the right thing to do is. But how? I've joined the support group moyaombi@yahoo.co.uk and got feedback from social workers there. All said that I have to get the father's permission. It's a sad situation.
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#14 Posted : Wednesday, June 23, 2010 6:44:51 PM(UTC)
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To the lady who is desperately wanting to give her baby up for adoption:
There are ways and means to get around the need of having the father's permission. You need to get in touch with a social worker at your local Child Welfare Office (NPO, find them on the Internet). Go and see someone - the cyber support groups are great, but you need to see someone who can evaluate your situation in detail, walk with you and find a solution for you. A friend of ours has recently been through exactly this situation (they were the adoptive parents of an abandoned little girl, whose father refused to sign her over) and they persevered and have been successful.
No Children's Court Magistrate will force you to keep your child if you are unable to and unless the father is willing to take full custody and care of the child, they will take all your circumstances into consideration and find a solution that is in the best interest of the child. God bless!
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#15 Posted : Wednesday, June 23, 2010 8:29:39 PM(UTC)
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To the lady who is considering adoption for her baby.

I don't have any advise except that the previous poster is right. I just wanted to say good luck and all the best. I can only imagine how hard this is for you.

God bless!!
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#16 Posted : Thursday, June 24, 2010 1:30:45 PM(UTC)
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Hi. I've posted under guest about myself and my husband's struggle to adopt and also how we view birth mothers that consider adoption for their children.

Although we badly long for a baby of our own and cannot get it without mother's like you we will always pray for families to be kept together as we know that it is the best. There are however some cases where there is no other option but it still stays a humble thing to do.

I want you to know that I will be praying for you and the position you're finding yourself in. I sincerely hope that things will work out to the best for you and all that is affected by this unasked for situation. Sometimes we do not understand why things happen and I've been through that for a very long time. Today however I do understand the reasons beyond all and can actually appreciate my pain of the past.

I'm very proud of you for not giving in to abortion and promise you that whatever decision you make, GOD will see to it that all goes well.
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#17 Posted : Thursday, June 24, 2010 4:52:49 PM(UTC)
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Good afternoon to the pregnant lady...I am capribahama...struggling to log in.
I agree with all of the above comments, it takes a very special and caring mother to want to give her child to someone to provide a better life for that child. The lady whose baby girl we were going to adopt,is in the same boat as you and she has nothing to her name. You are so brave for not having an abortion and God wil Bless you for giving Life to that baby!! I have also mailed moyaombi and I hope that we can make contact with each other.
May God keeping His loving hands on you always.



May God keep yo
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#20 Posted : Saturday, July 10, 2010 4:47:46 PM(UTC)
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Why do woman fall pregnant when they know that they won't be able to provide for that child??
Why not then give that child a chance in life by placing the child up for adoption??
Why do some women play games with the feelings of those who humble themselves to want to give your child a life as one of their own?
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#3 Posted : Saturday, August 28, 2010 3:14:56 PM(UTC)
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Speak for yourself
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#24 Posted : Monday, August 30, 2010 9:55:21 PM(UTC)
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I know I'm new to this forum, but I'm not new to adoption....I've been reading this thread and for some reason I don't feel all so comfortable with everything being said.
I can't put my finger on it but I'm just getting the feeling that from both sides of the line of adoption we need to be carefull notr to categorize people and not lable people or assume how people feel or should feel. And I agree with the religious way of giving meaning to things happening in our lives, but sometimes people just make mistakes and need to try and fix it the best they can.
To the couple who wants to adopt (the one with the LONG reply, sorry I don't know your name), I'm not sure if you have been screened and informed about all the aspects of adoption? Adoption has alot of aspects that needs to be considered carefully, it's not just as simple as getting a baby and providing for the baby. You and your husband need to go through counselling and sorting out alot of your personal emotions, expectations, ect.
To the mommy who want to give her baby up for adoption: You seem like a very strong and brave women, best wishes, strengths for the road ahead...I agree that you truly need to get a S/W to help and support you.
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#25 Posted : Monday, August 30, 2010 10:19:01 PM(UTC)
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Hi Mom2boys, thanks for your balanced and caring words. It's true that things get suprisingly heated around here. I think people haven't had a lot of chance to discuss and face these difficult things before, and so we get a bit over-heated at times. So please stick around, and continue to add your own experiences and views.
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