Birth Mothers and Birth Mother Rights

I look at the mothers of my two grandkids and I wonder, how did I do it when my daughter and son were little. I was in the military, the Army. My daughter was my firstborn... keep reading →

Two days before my nineteenth birthday, I gripped tightly on the pregnancy test, wondering whether this moment would change my life for good. At this time I was... keep reading →

Letter to My Child’s Birth Mother: I am not frightened of many things. I can swat a spider, stand in the middle of a thunderstorm and admire its beauty, I don’t believe... keep reading →

Pregnant mothers have been intended and planned for. Having children with both physical readiness. Their own to care for children. And the availability of finance. The latter... keep reading →

As the adoptive mother of a son in his 30's, who met his birth mother when he was 21; the author shares experiences/ideas on what she believes may help, or hinder, a grown... keep reading →

The Pain You Feel I Feel Two I Only Wished That You Knew No Matter What You Guy's Ill Alway's be There Beacause Yes I Love You I Do Care This Poem I Wrote With All My... keep reading →

Adoption for birth mothers is a difficult decision; in the case of this author, it was the right decision made by his birth mother. keep reading →

How motherhood changes a woman's life, heart and perspective! keep reading →

According to the author Laura Mansnerus of the article “Child Born To Lesbian Couple Will Have 2 Mothers Listed” (NYT 11/16/06,) a lesbian couple won court approval to... keep reading →