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This Mash-Up episode revisits a foundational conversation from Black Single Mothers by Choice, updated with reflection and insight from parenting school-age children.
Adoption is a real, viable, and often misunderstood path to motherhood—especially for Black Single Mothers by Choice. In this foundational mash-up episode, Aisha revisits one of her earliest and most important conversations on adoption, reflecting on how the information still holds true years later.
This episode is for Black Single Mothers by Choice who are exploring adoption, considering a second child, or trying to understand how adoption fits into their broader motherhood journey.
In this episode, Aisha is joined by two powerful voices:
Together, they discuss:
Aisha also shares her own reflections on considering adoption while trying for a second child, naming the emotional weight, research, and discernment involved. This episode emphasizes that adoption—like all SMC paths—requires clarity, patience, advocacy, and support.
This is part one of a two-part adoption series and sets a grounded, honest foundation for Black women considering adoption as a path to motherhood.
Noire Adoption Community:
Keisha's Story:
https://starttofinishmotherhood.com/blog/s3e8-whats-it-like-when-your-baby-finds-you-w-keisha/
Joy's Story:
https://starttofinishmotherhood.com/blog/s2e10-how-i-adopted-my-child-at-birth-w-joy/
Denna's Story:
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