After we adopted our 2nd daughter from Vietnam, we knew we weren't done! After
writing "3rd Baby" on the tub of infant clothes, it was only a matter of time. And
three years later we began the process of adoptiong our third daughter, this time
from Guatemala.After our dossier was in, we happily accepted the referral of our daughter on my birthday! What a gift! 7 weeks later, I was on my way to Guatemala for a visit trip! In tow, my mom, sister, and mother-in-law. It was an incredible experience to share with all of them and one we will always remember.
The trip was incredibly easy and our daughter was beautiful and very healthy! The information we received from her foster mother was not only helpful but encouraging.
»...meeting her foster mother relieved any worry I had about her care during my absence.
She was receiving excellent care and meeting her foster mother relieved any worry I
had about her care during my absence. The obvious bonds these babies establish with
thier foster mother really helps nourish the ability for these babies to establish
strong bonds quickly with their adoptive parents.Of course, the wait for our daughter to come home was a little less than anticipated! Arriving home on December 23rd, Olivia Graceann became a wonderful Christmas present for us and her big sisters Brianna (6) and Jaelee (3)! Her arrival was as smooth as the first two and it's like she's always been here. Her health is excellent as is her demeanor. Her big brown eyes and dimpled smile melt our hearts and anyone that sees her.
Thanks again EAC for giving us the opportunity to expand our family to 5!
You did it again!
Sincerely,
Dave, Robin, Brianna, Jaelee and Olivia