Скачать или смотреть The Birth Mom's Name Was The EXACT Name We Picked For Our Baby | Ep. 30

When Candice and Erin received the call about their potential match, they were about to lose cell service on a family trip. What they heard next left them speechless—the birth mom's name was Montana Grace, the exact name they had already chosen for their future daughter. Not a common name. The FULL name. Identical.

In this episode of The Adoption Lounge, Candice and Erin share their journey to parenthood through adoption—from their decision to pursue adoption after struggling to conceive, to navigating a failed match, to the moment they knew Harper was meant to be theirs.

Their story is a powerful reminder that sometimes the universe sends signs you simply can't ignore.

🤍 In This Episode:
→ Why adoption was always in their hearts
→ The emotional moment they heard the birth mom's name
→ How they navigated a failed match and kept the faith
→ 10-hour drives, NICU stays, and finding preemie clothes
→ Advice for families starting their adoption journey

📍 Candice and Erin adopted through Lifelong Adoptions, an agency committed to supporting all families—including LGBTQ+ couples—through every step of the adoption process.

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Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates
01:40 The Journey to Adoption Begins
03:16 Challenges in the Adoption Process
04:53 Matching with Expectant Mothers
08:33 Building a Connection with the Birth Mother
11:55 The Anticipation of Delivery
15:20 First Meeting with Harper
18:59 Navigating NICU Challenges
22:55 Advice for Future Adoptive Parents
25:52 Conclusion and Reflections