Hello happy followers or whoever has happened to stumble across my little area of the web. I apologise...
It was the day Anita was visiting and to say we were nervous was an understatement! The house had never been so spotless.. even the fridge had been cleaned.. because clearly she was going to inspect it right? When I compare that first meeting to how we are now when social workers visit it makes me chuckle! Nowadays I can just about put a comb through my hair and run the hoover round and toys will usually be strewn across living room floor! It’s almost like we want the house to look “lived in” now rather than perfectly clean and tidy.
One of the hardest decisions a potential adopter will make is whether to use an independant adoption agency (IAA) or adopt through local authority (LA). In this chapter I will explain our personal experience with both and how we made our decision.
Hello happy followers or whoever has happened to stumble across my little area of the web. I apologise...
It was the day Anita was visiting and to say we were nervous was an understatement! The house had never been so spotless.. even the fridge had been cleaned.. because clearly she was going to inspect it right? When I compare that first meeting to how we are now when social workers visit it makes me chuckle! Nowadays I can just about put a comb through my hair and run the hoover round and toys will usually be strewn across living room floor! It’s almost like we want the house to look “lived in” now rather than perfectly clean and tidy.
There isn’t any actual “baking” involved in this recipe, but the kiddos love getting messy and throwing together these super easy cornflake cakes. We made these today and honestly there isn’t many left already! They don’t last long at all.
Before adopting and even to this day I am always on the look out for TV shows that talk about or feature adoption/fostering. So much so that I push them on my friends and family to watch too! I love how some shows (if done well) can give our support network an insight of how we live on a day to day basis.
One of the hardest decisions a potential adopter will make is whether to use an independant adoption agency (IAA) or adopt through local authority (LA). In this chapter I will explain our personal experience with both and how we made our decision.
This family friendly cheesy chicken pasta bake is so quick and easy to make. Feed a family of 4 for approx. £1.25 per person. Tasty, delicious, filling and healthy. Perfect for a family on the go, only 15 minutes prep and then pop it in the oven.
A small snippet into how Forever Mummy first decided to adopt 2 beautiful children and what brought her to this new chapter in life.
In 2021 I adopted two little boys aged 3 and 7 with my husband of 17 years "Mr Lobster". This blog will of course remain anonymous for obvious reasons. But I will do my best to share as much as I can about my life as an adoptive forever mummy.