
Jennifer
RACE OF CHILD INTERESTED IN ADOPTING:
Caucasian, Hispanic, Asian, Caucasian/Hispanic, Caucasian/Asian
Dear Birthmother,
I want to begin by expressing my absolute gratitude for you and your brave consideration. I can’t imagine what a difficult decision this must be for you. Adoption is one of the most selfless acts. I want you to know, if you choose me, your baby will be loved unconditionally, not only by me but my entire family. My cousins, friends, and I can’t wait for the many playdates we will have together with our kids. Grandma and Grandpa have plans to be my primary caregivers, which means no daycare but extra love and spoiling.
Years ago, I dated someone who had a two-year-old daughter. We did everything together, from apple picking and pumpkin patches to even making our own homemade crayons and cookies. Our close bond together has never stopped. At 16 years old now, we still talk and get together often. I can’t wait to do these things and many more with my future child.
I can promise you, should you bless me by making me a mom, your baby will be cherished with love and compassion every single day. My home will always be filled with love and laughter. Your child’s needs will always be put first, and I will always love him or her more than words can express. I will never be able to thank you enough for the sacrifice you made by making my biggest dream come true.
My Home
I bought my first house about two and a half years ago. My house is a ranch style with three bedrooms and a huge fenced-in backyard with plenty of space to play. My neighborhood is safe, is filled with children, and has plenty of parks within walking distance. I’ve adopted two very loving dogs. Skyler is an eight-year-old border collie mix. Ivy is a three-year-old catahoula leopard mix. They both love to cuddle and play together in the backyard. They would love a playmate and lifelong human sibling.
My Extended Family
One of my biggest values in life is family. I have two brothers, one older and one younger. My extended family gets together often. My favorite family traditions all involve Christmas. My dad’s side of the family always gets together for our “Where’s Waldo?” event. This is when 20-25 of us all go to see Santa, sit on his lap, and take a picture. We always get the best laughs out of this event. We also plan multiple pool parties every summer at my great-uncle’s house. My favorite on my mom’s side is our traditional Christmas Eve dinner together. It always includes games after dinner. We even started a new tradition of a Secret Santa gift exchange. I love my family so much and honestly don’t know what I would do without them. They are all excited at the prospect of me becoming a mom!
You know the saying, “Family doesn’t always have to be blood”? This is definitely true in my life. My five closest girlfriends and I have all been friends since high school and are inseparable. For about nine years now, our Christmas tradition is doing a Secret Santa gift exchange, including everyone’s kids. We also love having nights in together with the kiddos.
Facts About Jennifer
- Occupation: Registered nurse
- Religion: Christian
- Education: Bachelor’s in elementary education, bachelor’s in nursing
- Favorite Food: Pizza, tacos
- Favorite Hobby: Concerts, traveling, working out
- Favorite Movie: Elf
- Favorite Sport: Football, baseball
- Favorite Holiday: Christmas
- Favorite Subject in School: Math