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Valeria & Steven

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Valeria

Caregiver

Gender:

Female

Status:

Home study has been approved

State:

Washington

Religion:

Spiritual

Education:

Bachelor’s Degree

Profession:

Youth Navigator

Political Affiliation:

Very Liberal

Steven

Caregiver

Gender:

Male

Status:

Home study has been approved

State:

Washington

Religion:

None

Education:

Master’s Degree

Profession:

Sr Software Engineer

Political Affiliation:

Very Liberal

If I could choose one type of food to eat for the rest of my life, it would be:

I would choose pasta because it is so versatile and delicious at the same time.

-Valeria

Favorite season and why?

The summer because it is so beautiful in the PNW. The mid 70s temps and all of the outdoor events are amazing.

-Valeria

My philosophy on parenting is...

stern but filled with love and understanding.

-Steven

Complete the sentence, “I can’t live without……”

my family.

-Valeria

My philosophy on parenting is...

always come from a place willing to understand.

-Valeria

What is the best word to describe our family?

Loving

-Steven

The most special thing I own is...

the pillow that I used as a baby.

-Valeria

Do I have kids? How do they feel about a sibling?

We have a 2 year old daughter, and whenever we ask her about a sibling her response is always "Want baby!"

-Steven

Dogs or cats?

I love both, but we currently have two elderly cats who sleep all day.

-Valeria

My neighborhood is a good place to raise a family because…

we live in the suburbs in the PNW. We have access to all kinds of parks, nature, and events, as well as living feet away from a highly rated elementary school!

-Steven

I hope our child’s birth mother is…

supported and safe throughout her pregnancy.

-Valeria

Dogs or cats?

I love both, and we have 2 cats at home!

-Steven

I'm super competitive when it comes to...

playing Just Dance with my family.

-Valeria

I would never...

use physical punishments on a child. Studies have shown that it is always a negative experience for a child. Starting from a calm and mature standpoint helps the child create a more secure attachment.

-Valeria