My name is Natalie Whitcomb, and I became a foster parent because of the gospel. I’ve been a foster parent for four years and have fostered eight children. I am also a medically complex foster parent, foster parent mentor and foster parent trainer.
In December of 2020, I became an adoptive parent. I did not have much exposure to adoption before adopting myself, but I did know that I loved my little girl and was more than ready to promise forever to her. The journey has not been perfect, but I hav …
Goodbyes can be one of the hardest parts of foster care. This foster mom writes honestly about how to cope when a child in foster care leaves.
Not called to foster or adopt? Here are three alternative ways to get involved today to help kids in foster care.
What is a foster parent? James 1:27 provides us the information we need to define the role.
Mentorship is a game changer for foster parents. Learn the four things every foster parent needs from a mentor.
Learn why a support network is vital for foster parents and how you can help even if you aren’t called to foster.
Caring for a child in foster care with medical complexities is a challenge. But it is always worth it.
Being trauma informed is crucial if you are engaging with foster care. Learn what trauma-informed care is, who is impacted by trauma, and how to address challenging behaviors.
I never thought I would become a foster parent to children with special needs. But thankfully God is writing my story and not me.
