There are over 400,000 children currently residing in American foster homes. These little ones need homes and they do not always receive the attention that they deserve. When these children are finally adopted, the process can be a long and arduous one. Once the adoption has finally been made official by the court system, the family is able to celebrate like never before.
These are some of the most touching moments that you are ever going to see. If you are anything like us, you will want to celebrate these families. We have compiled a series of pictures that is well worth your time. Before you take the time to look at these photos, be sure to grab a tissue or two. You are going to need them!
The Sexton family took in this little girl and her smile says it all, doesn’t it? Her grin is positively infectious.
When Ashley met her adopted child for the very first time, Joanna Ballentine was on hand to capture the moment.
The little guy in this photo has the perfect facial expression. The waiting is the hardest part.
The Burket family was already a big one but they have room in their hearts for one more!
Posted by Jessaka Clark on Tuesday, May 9, 2017
Have you heard about the “super seven” family? If not, here is your chance to finally see them in action.
The adoption process can be challenging and this courtroom photo sums it all up perfectly.
This adorable little girl was forced to spend over a year in foster care until her new parents came along.
Mickey was the one to tell them their adoption date. They had no idea, see faces! #adoption #disney
Posted by Courtney Gilmour on Thursday, July 6, 2017
Walt Disney World is the perfect location for an event of this nature. Wouldn’t you agree? The couple in this photo waited three years to finally make this adoption official. Now, they are commemorating the happy moment at the happiest place on Earth.
Grandmothers and grandchildren have a very special bond. The grandmother in this photo is clearly over the moon to meet the newest addition to the family.
Photos like these do not need a description….just a set of tissues.
