Even though I’m hearing impaired I am a healthy adult. Even though this wasn’t learned until my late childhood I was a healthy child. She didn’t always eat healthy while

“B” was born in 2013 and will be three years old next month. He is known as an affectionate toddler who loves hugs, kisses and being tickled. He enjoys playing

“ZR,” a little boy who will turn 5 next month, has captured the heart of agency staff that has met him through our one-on-one partnership. His name means “unstoppable” and he

The following article was originally published on the M Health Blog about the University of Minnesota Health Adoption Medicine Clinic. Dana Johnson, MD, PhD, never fully appreciated the importance of a

Life with a child with medical or special needs takes extra time, energy, and knowledge.  There is a steep learning curve in dealing with the medical, educational, and health insurance

Whether it’s been through adoption agency sites, Facebook posts, blogs, or through Rainbow Kids, it is clearly evident that today, more than ever before, there a large number of infant

I can part with onesies that are too small and sneakers that have ran one too many miles. But, children’s books? They aren’t going anywhere. I may be reading aloud