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In light of the recent Supreme Court ruling, we at The Cradle believe it is important to reaffirm our long-term commitment to expectant parents. READ MORE
It is an honor to share a story about one of the bridges The Cradle has helped create in our 99 years. We hope Ed and Georgia’s reunion resonates with you and we thank them for sharing their story.
Ed’s Story
Representation Matters: Affirming Girls of Color
Meet some of the families formed through adoption at The Cradle.
This video features the Class of 2021 and some families from our Class of 2020.
With the surge of the Omicron variant this holiday season, we rounded up some resources to keep you and your family safe, and physically and mentally healthy.
As we wrap up the warm summer months, families are preparing for the start of the school year. Fresh clothes, new shoes and organizing backpacks filled with classroom supplies can be exciting. It can also be stressful.
As we celebrate the stories from our Cradle family, Penelope Savalas Boardman shares her Cradle connection - her son, Dmitry:
“When Dmitry was three years old, as I was tucking him into bed one evening, he said:
‘Mama, when I was a baby, I needed you and you came to get me.’
Even in families that have great communication and talk openly about adoption, tweens and teens face challenges they may not talk to you about.
Thank you to those who attended the Our Children Webinar titled Black Children and Mental Health. Thank you to our panel of therapists and parents, for sharing your knowledge and insight about children who struggle with variou
The dinner table is not always an easy place. Foster and adopted children often have challenges such as food insecurity, food hoarding and preoccupation, picky and selective eating, and sensory challenges.