to meet our son (hopefully!) is Tuesday! Any advice? What should I expect? I am super nervous and intimidated since there will be so many people there watching us. (foster parents, both case workers, and maybe therapist) I really hope he likes us. He is 6. I know very little about boys that age. Any advice is welcome! Thanks!
Will all those people be in the room with you?
Best wishes, I hope the visit helps you all to get to know one another.
I agree with being yourselves... And with the kids playing in the play area, I imagine your daughter and the boy you're visiting will get a really good picture of how they interact. :)
I also think doodle is on to something... If the plan is for the kids to play and the grown-ups to visit, now is the time to ask for LOTS of information. When else will you have all those folks in the same room to help you get a picture of this young man, his personality, and his needs? It sounds like a really great opportunity. Hope it all goes well!
Thank you everyone! I started a sheet of paper and I've been writing TONS of questions on it. I hope that the foster parents and I can stay in contact since they know him better than we do. They sound like really awesome people. I am just hoping and the kids get along well and play well. :) All these worries. haha. I guess in these situations you really have to just jump in feet first and hope everything works out. It will be nice to get some extra info. I am feeling really intimidated right now but I'm sure they will put us at ease. The case workers are awesome so if thats any indication then we are golden!
I think she is an pre-adoptive mom for a child from the foster care system. She isn't the birthmom. I am not sure, I will let her answer though.
Quoting shell81:In NO way being rude but for advice I want to ask some ?'s hope that is ok?
Was he took from you through the state? Asking cause you said foster parents? When was the last time you say him?
Good luck! to you both.. if you feel uneasy and need a brake go to the rest room and take a few mins. to yourself. you'll do great...




- Mweddle
on Oct. 5, 2012 at 1:08 AM