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08/14/07
Where do babies come from?
Posted by : grant in China Adoption Blog at 06:16 am , 364 words, 198 views
Categories: One-Child Policy News
Categories: One-Child Policy News
One of the things with this international adoption lark - the actual process, rather than the raising-of-beloved-monsters comes afterward - is that an awful lot always seems to depend on luck. Where do babies come from? They come from all over - America, Vietnam, China - and the rules governing the transaction (because, among many other things, it is a transaction) are never exactly fixed. SARS... more
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