Dear husband was adopted and so I felt the early -before marriage call for fostering or adopting was satisfied through
my marrying him and giving a lot of time and emotion to helping him sort out his feelings about his adoption.
Now we have thought about it yes, but see that we homeschool our children in a very relaxed way and fostering children puts so many rules on living space etc…
we don’t vax or even go to reg ped. doc appts so we don’t feel like we are in the position to have ‘home studies’ done on our family and come out the way they would want a potential couple to conform to.
Maybe after my childbearing age is over we will reconsider.

I will read your blog sometime!

Thanks for reading at birthing a quiverfull :;^)

P.S. Being QF minded has more to do with being careful of not hindering the fruit of the womb -however many children the Lord would bless one with.
For me having a large family isn’t the focus but of course there is the full possibility that a couple will be given many children!
For a single lady like yourself adopting is a wonderful way to show in a practical way that you support LIFE and see a child as valuable.
Investing your resources and energies in a little person is a relational blessing that can not be denied!Thank You!

( Many QF minded families have adopted in addition to their biological children this is great and a special witness!)

Melissa