What It's Like Living in Foster Care | PART 2 | Origin
This in-depth series follows the entire adoption process from the parents who are desperately fighting to keep their children to the couples eagerly waiting to become adoptive parents and bring a child into their home.
The process begins with the most difficult decision of all: the decision to remove a child from its birth family. This episode follows the social workers whose job it is to take children away from their parents and recommend whether they should ever return; and parents who are desperately fighting to keep their children.
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Those elderly foster parents are amazing. What a thing to do…..special people for sure. My heart
@tiawarren5403
Сағат бұрын
Agreed❤
Those kids are so cute and so so well behaved. It breaks my heart that they have to go through such a hard time. The foster parents did great.
Oh my heart. I’d give anything to welcome kids like this into our family. Such precious little people ❤
Oh, my ❤️. Who WOULDN'T want Lauren and Liam? 😢
@corinnecoffrini8024
2 күн бұрын
I agree!
Angels walking this earth, that is what all of them are. I am really looking forward to episode 3!
These videos always make me go hug my kids extra tight. I can’t even fathom a world where I didn’t do everything and anything to keep them safe and happy and healthy. How their biological families lay their heads down at night knowing their own flesh and blood is suffering like this?
@nzlittlebee
Күн бұрын
It's not always as straight forward as that. Mental health, abuse, trauma, lack of support, intelligence, financial reasons, addiction... Way too many reasons why a person may not be able to look after their children. Not having them would be the best option in some cases, but you can't take it back... We cannot judge the bio parents having not walked in their shoes.
@natalieknight1418
Күн бұрын
As someone who was adopted you never know the situation so don't judge. My mom was young, already had my brother, my sperm donor had already left when she was 4 months pregnant with me, she couldn't find a job because it was a high risk pregnancy, so she gave the the life she knew she couldn't give me. Did it mean growing up away from all my siblings...yes...but now I understand why did what she did and she and I are as close as any mother and daughter would be. She's amazing. Don't judge a situation you don't know the full story behind.
What a beautifull episode. God bless you all.
Where is part 1?
@pearlkelly6337
Күн бұрын
its posted, i just watched it
This is nothing like the American system.
Foetale Alcohol Symdrome can cose a lot diffuculties medically, in behavior and mental retardation. It can be a callenge. These children need very loving, understanding and caring parents.
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I think that little boy deserves to have a dad. Those two women because of the life style they have chosen are not owed a child.
@bethenecampbell6463
Күн бұрын
No one is owed anything but basic respect. People who are other than cis/het don't choose to be that way any more than any of us choose the color of our eyes. As long as they can provide him love and support in a stable household they'll be good parents for him. He won't be short of male role models.
@jokehokke283
Күн бұрын
Why? He needs love and understanding parents I do think. Ofcourse he needs a male rolmodel. Why do you think they cannot provite this?
@user-yx9fb7bb5w
23 сағат бұрын
@@bethenecampbell6463 your so wrong here, a child needs father and mother.
@jokehokke283
16 сағат бұрын
@@user-yx9fb7bb5w I am sorry but that is proven by sciens not to be true.
@Milaperadotti
13 сағат бұрын
Rude! Who cares as long as there good loving parents. Bigot. It’s 2024 get over it!