There is the misconception that darker skin is tougher than white skin when actually the opposite is true.Black people and adoptive parents of black kids know how delicate black skin can be. Not only it is drier, so you need to keep it moisturized to prevent it to look ashy, but it also can scar [...]

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I wonder if everybody have the same questions when they look at their adoptive children. In my case I always try to imagine how they will be in a couple of years, or as adolescents , or when they become adults. Is such a mystery now…I try to imagine the faces of their biological parents, [...]

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The kids are great, healthy and happy. Here, just a few photos:

FEVEN:

FEROMSA:

DYLAN:

THE THREE OF THEM:

AliciA

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This is just a short post to talk about the recent updates of this blog. Even when I’m not posting that often, I still keep working in things related to the blog.Finally I’ve finished posting the list of Ethiopian names from A to Z. Phew, what a job! It’s a very first approach to the [...]

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