Forever Family: Finding A Way Home Documentary

[petitehippie]

This is so sad. Every child deserves a loving family. I wish they could all find a wonderful forever family.

[AdoptionLounge]

Finding a way home... what a powerful message for kids in foster care. It's wonderful to see documentaries raising awareness about finding forever families. We talk a lot about the different paths to adoption on the Adoption Lounge podcast on our channel. ❤️

[shawnsgirlever]

18 months in mo to terminate rights I’m not sure how kids stay in for so many years it breaks my heart . I’m becoming a respite provider

[shawnsgirlever]

I’d adopt a waiting child to save them from a broken system where they age out

[thisisme]

I would love to be a foster mum or a adopting mum, but i am 54 now and i dont have the money...its so sad, seeing all this family less children..here in germany you are not allowed to take a child in your family if you dont have money..

[MiMiluv]

Ummmm the baby said he wants to be a Sheriff which is a position above a police officer. Why did the reporter attempt to correct him by asking if he wanted to be a police officer???

[shawnsgirlever]

Where are these kids now? I’d love update documentation

[BernalAzul]

We are giving too much weight to bio parents, while we keep tossing children from foster home to parents, back to foster care, then another foster home, parents, foster home… between 8 and 17 placements! Bio parents should loose their parental rights the first time they screw, in order to give children a forever placement from start. Children should be much more important here than bio parents.

[randil]

The celeb chef speaking about what an amazing baby she is and how great he thinks she is and that any family that doesnt take her is doing a disservice to her ... Proceeds to not adopt her

[pollyrussell]

I wish that I could adopt but I don't think they would let me