About APConnect! May 4, 2007
APConnect! is the online resource for today’s modern natural families living in the greater Dallas/Fort Worth area (Texas, USA). We’re here to help you find the holistic products, services and resources you need for a natural yet modern family lifestyle.
- Natural pregnancy and birth resources: doulas, midwives, birth centers, natural childbirth, VBAC, unassisted childbirth and more
- Local homeschooling groups and educational alternatives
- Comprehensive breastfeeding resources, including IBCLC consultants and a complete listing of area La Leche League groups
- Local sources: slings, natural toys, organic foods and products, cloth diapering supplies, diaper services
- Attachment parenting-oriented playgroups and networking with local families
- Local green lifestyle resources and events
- Tips on finding natural- and AP-oriented local healthcare providers
Our goal at APConnect! is to provide a place where like-minded parents can connect with local resources and with each other. We’re here to share information about what’s out there in Dallas/Fort Worth, making life as a modern natural family easier and more rewarding for you!
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Hi Folks! I’ve been gone quite a long time; I think the last time I posted regularly, I was struggly with TTC.
I gave up on the fertility treatments a couple of years ago. I accepted that I just wasn’t going to be able to have another, and I thought that eventually I would stop wanting another child. That hasn’t happened.
We have been looking into adoption, but I’ve noticed that the most promising adoption stories I’ve heard of seem to happen serendipitously, rather than through the usual channels. You know… someone you know knows someone who knows someone who is looking for a family for a child… that sort of thing. So, in that spirit, I thought I would come clean and just let people know that I’m looking for a child. So…if you know someone who knows someone who knows someone… let me know?
We would really love a girl, up to age 3, healthy and not abused.
Thanks,
Janeen
Have you contacted any of your local high schools to see if they have a teen pregnancy program or something set up to help pregnant teens? The counselors may know of teens thinking about adoption before the teen has contacted an agency. It may be a long shot, but it couldn’t hurt.