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Johnathan
Adoption Professional: Karen Lane
What is the best word to describe our family?
"Loving. (I strive to be that for everyone, no matter who they are, empathy is one of the greatest characteristic of who I am.)" - Johnathan
Matthew & Zachary
Adoption Professional: Texas Home Study
If you had to live on an RV or sailboat for the rest of your life, which would it be?
"RV" - Zachary
Sarah & Karla
Adoption Professional: Open Arms Adoption Agency
If I could choose one type of food to eat for the rest of my life, it would be:
"any pasta dish" - Karla
Javier & Andy
Adoption Professional: Open Adoption & Family Services
What is the best word to describe our family?
"Fun. We laugh a lot, no matter where we are or what we are doing -- as long as we're together. We take adventures, both locally in Washington state and traveling abroad." - Javier
David & Adam
Adoption Professional: JustChoice
What scares you?
"Snakes, spiders, and tornados!" - David
Pakk & Will
Adoption Professional: Vista Del Mar Child and Family Services
What is the best word to describe our family?
"Fun" - Will
Devlin & Miles
Adoption Professional: Open Adoption & Family Services
My best friend would describe me as...
"fun, caring, goofy, and kind" - Miles
John & Stephen
Adoption Professional: AdoptHelp
Dogs or cats?
"Dogs, but only because our dog Melvin would be very upset to hear me mention cats! I grew up with both and love dogs and cats so much. When I was little I wanted to be a veterinarian and told my parents that I would be a better person if I had a cat. I was only 5 at the time, but they both swear that I was indeed a better, nicer person when I got a cat!" - Stephen
Jonathan & Carlos
Adoption Professional: Christina T. Sherman, PLLC
My philosophy on parenting is...
"My philosopy on parenting centers around love and logic and of course staying flexible, because as the child grows their personality will shift and evolve and we'll need to ensure we support them on their journey. Love and logic really focuses on loving the child no matter what the circumstance, and helping them grow and make their own decisions based on logic and teaching them their choices have outcomes, whether those be positive or negative. this really helps the child develop critical thinking and shows that you are supporting them rather than telling them who they should be or what they should do. Love, support, structure, and education is the foundation I believe in, to provide the child the best possible options as they grow up." - Jonathan
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